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M A Information- GENTIL RAPPEL 6am SELIHOT de YOM KIPPOUR HIGH HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE - HORAIRE DES GRANDES FETES

10/03/2022 10:22:07 PM

Oct3

MAGHEN ABRAHAM @ AINTEBI HALL

SCHEDULE / HORAIRE

Message from the President
Message du Président

Dear Congregants, Members and Friends of the Maghen Abraham,

We are delighted to welcome you back to our Synagogue and are overjoyed to reconnect with you by welcoming you home to share the High Holidays together with us.

While we welcome this New Jewish Year with great excitement and happiness, we have come to value each and every year even more as the years go by and as the pages of the difficult past years are turned and a new page is about to be written.

While no one can forget the difficulties 2020 and 2021 had on our community, 2022 is definitely a very welcome reset to all that we took for granted. Simple acts as going to Synagogue, praying, hosting parties/events, witnessing and enjoying splendid marriages, Bar Mitsvahs and Bat mitsvahs and even going out with our spouses and friends to restaurants/social events are all important aspects that lead to a happy, fulfilling and meaningful life that have all been given a different dimension after Covid-19. We are enjoying them thoroughly and we value them exceedingly. Even more then the preceding years.

Our Maghen Abraham community is pleased to have been successful in bringing back members if not old friends that were otherwise too afraid during the pandemic to attend.

The return of our MEMBERS makes our Services even more meaningful .

The Two-day Holiday of Rosh Hashanah is the Head of the Jewish Year, the time when G‑d reinvests Himself in Creation as we crown Him King of the Universe through prayer, shofar blasts, and celebration. A week later, the High Holidays reach their crescendo with Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). Like angels, we neither eat nor drink for 25 hours. Dressed in white, we pray in the Synagogue—United as One People, Children of One Father.

We take this opportunity to wish you and your Famillies a Wonderful New Year, Full of Happiness, showered with bountiful Blessings, Health and Parnassah. Maghen Abraham is YOUR Synagogue and we are always open to advice and hearing from our Members. It is inevitably our Members who made our Synagogue what it is today and so many consider our Synagogue as ‘’their second home’’. We have an exciting program this Year now with the restrictions being lifted and look forward to many wonderful years ahead together.

May you be Inscribed in the Book of Life

SHANA TOVA TO ALL!!

With Love,

Your President,
MAYER SASSON

MAGHEN ABRAHAM CONGREGATION.

Grandes Fetes @ MAGHEN

Bonjour [nickname_else_first_name],

Il nous fait Plaisir de vous envoyer l'itinéraire des Services des Grandes Fêtes à la Maghen Abraham.

B'H après une interruption de 2 ans, tous les services auront lieu dans la salle Aintabi et Maghen Abraham à la Spanish (comme d'habitude).

Soyez des nôtres!

HIGH HOLIDAYS @
MAGHEN

Hi [nickname_else_first_name],

It gives us great pleasure to send you the Holiday Itinerary for the Services at Maghen Abraham.

B'H after a 2 year hiatus, all Services will take place in the Aintabi Hall & Maghen Abraham at the Spanish (as usual)

Join us!

Rosh Hashanah 5783 / 2022- Antebi Hall

Sunday September 25th / le 25 Septembre - Erev Rosh Hashanah

-Candle lighting 6:28pm / Allumage des bougies 18h28

-Mincha 6:25 pm followed by Arvit / Minha 18h25 suivi par Arvit

Monday September 26th / Lundi le 26 Septembre
-Shacharit 8:30am / Shacharit 8h30

-Mincha 6:00pm followed by Tashlich & Arvit / Minha 18h00 suivi de

Tashlich & Arvit

-Candle lighting after 7:28 pm / Allumage des bougies après 19h28

Tuesday September 27th / Mardi 27 Septembre

-Shacharit 8:30am / Shacharit 8h30

-Mincha 6:30 pm followed by Arvit / Minha 18h30 suivi d'Arvit

-Havdalah 7:26 pm / Havdala 19h26

Wednesday september 28th,Fast of Gedalia / mercredi le 28 Septembre, Jeûne de Gedalia

-Starts at 5:21AM / Commence à 5h21

-Ends at 7:16PM / Se termine à 19h16

Shabbat Shuva - Parashat Vayelech

Friday night September 30th Aintabi Hall / vendredi soir 30 septembre Salle Aintabi

-Candle lighting 6:18 pm / Allumage des bougies 18h18

-Mincha 6:15 pm followed by Shir Hashirim & Arvit

-Minha 18h15 suivi de Shir Hashirim & Arvit

Shabbat October 1st , Aintabi Hall / Chabbat 1er octobre , à la salle Aintabi:

-Shacharit 9:00 Am / Shacharit 9h00

-Mincha 6:15 pm folllowed by Arvit / Minha 18h15 suivi d'Arvit

-Havdalah 7:18pm / Havdala 19h18

Yom Kippur- Aintabi Hall / à la salle Aintabi:

Tuesday October 4th / mardi 4 octobre Erev Yom Kippur.

-Selichot Erev Yom Kippur 6:30am followed by Shacharit and Hatarat Nedarim at the Aintabi Hall

-Selichot Erev Yom Kippour 6h30 suivi de Shacharit et Hatarat Nedarim à la salle Aintabi

- *Mincha Gedola - with the Spanish / avec la Spanish.

-Candle lighting 6:10pm / Allumage des bougies 18h10

-Fast begins at 6:10pm / Commencement du Jeûne 18h10
-Kol Nidrei 6:10pm / Kol Nidrei 18h10

Wednesday October 5th / mercredi 5 octobre

- Shacharit 8:30am followed by Mousaf & Mincha / Shacharit 8h30 suivi de Mousaf & Mincha

- Neila 5 :30 PM / Neila 17h30

- Shofar 7:12pm / Shofar 19h12

- Fast ends at 7:12pm / Le jeûne se termine à 19h12

Souccot prayers at the Magen Abraham / Prières de Souccot à la Magen Abraham

Sunday October 9th Erev Chag / dimanche 9 octobre Erev Chag

-Candle lighting 6:01pm / Allumage des bougies 18h01

-Mincha 6:00pm followed by Arvit / Minha 18h00 suivi d'Arvit

Monday october 10th / lundi 10 octobre

-Shacharit 9:00Am with Lulav and Etrog / Shacharit 9h00 avec Loulav et Etrog

-Candle lighting after 7:02 pm / Allumage des bougies après 19h02

Tuesday October 11th / mardi 11 octobre

-Shacharit 9:00am with Lulav and Etrog / Shacharit 9h00 avec Loulav et Etrog

-Havdalah 7:00 / Havdala 19h00

Shabbat Souccot

Friday October 14th / vendredi 14 octobre

-Friday night candle lighting is at 5:52pm / L'allumage des bougies du vendredi soir est à 17h52

-Mincha 5:50pm followed by Arvit / Minha 17h50 suivi d'Arvit

Shabbat October 15 / Chabbat 15 octobre

-Shacharit 9:00am / Shacharit 9h00

-Havdalah 6:53pm / Havdala 18h53

*Saturday night October 15 keraya (Limud -Reading) with the spanish / Samedi soir 15 octobre keraya (Limud -Lecture) avec la Spanish

*Sunday morning October 16 Hoshaana Rababa with the spanish / Dimanche matin 16 octobre Hoshaana Rababa avec la Spanish

Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah

Sunday October 16 Erev Chag Shemini Atzeret / Dimanche 16 octobre Erev Chag Shemini Atzeret

-Candle lighting 5:48pm / L'allumage des bougies 17h48

-Mincha 5:45pm followed by Arvit / Minha 17h45 suivi de Arvit

Monday October 17 / lundi 17 octobre

-Shacharit 9:00am / Shacharit 9h00

-Mincha 5:45pm followed by Arvit / Simchat Torah and Hakafot (Julian)

Minha 17h45 suivi de Arvit / Simchat Torah et Hakafot (Julian)

-Candle lighting after 6:50pm / Allumage des bougies après 18h50

Tuesday October 18 Simchat Torah / Mardi 18 octobre Simhat Torah

-Shacharit Simchat Torah 9:00am / Shacharit Simchat Torah 9h00

-Mincha 5:45pm / Min'ha 17h45

-Havdalah 6:48pm / Havdalah 18h48

RENOUVELLEMENT d'ADHESION

Le renouvellement de votre adhésion assure la continuité de notre communauté UNIQUE et de nos services.

Une grande partie de nos frais d'operation est couverte par votre adhésion et vos généreuses contributions.

Nous apprécions votre parrainage

Les tarifs d'adhésion de cette année sont

- Famille complète (un ménage) - 550$

- Adulte seul - 325$

Le renouvellement de l'adhésion peut être effectué en utilisant les méthodes suivantes

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H3X 3T3
4894 St-Kévin
Montréal, Québec, Canada

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL

Renewing your membership ensures the continuity of our UNIQUE community and services.

A large portion of our operating costs are covered by your membership and generous contributions.

We appreciate your patronage

This Year's Membership rates are ad follows

- Full Family (one household) - 550$

- Single Adult - 325$

Membership renewal can be done using the following methods

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Maghen Abraham
POB 111, Succ Snowdon, Montreal,

H3X 3T3
4894 St-Kévin
Montréal, Québec, Canada

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H3X 3T3
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M A Weekly - Bulletin Oct 1st 2022 - YOM KIPPUR EDITION - SHABBAT SHUVA - VAYELECH - TISHREI 6 5783

09/30/2022 03:55:53 PM

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SCHEDULE

SHABBAT TIMES

Friday Night @AINTABI HALL

- Mincha 6:15pm followed by Shir Hashirim -Kabbalat Shabbat - Arvit

- Candle lighting - 6:18 pm

Saturday @AINTABI HALL - SHABBAT

Perasha - VAYELECH

Haftara - Hosea ch 14

- 9:00am Shaharit

- 10am Torah

- Mincha 6:15Pm @AINTABI HALL followed by Arvit

- Havdalah 7:18pm

Yom Kippur- Aintabi Hall / à la salle Aintabi:

Tuesday October 4th / mardi 4 octobre Erev Yom Kippur.

-Selichot Erev Yom Kippur 6:30am followed by Shacharit and Hatarat Nedarim at the Aintabi Hall

-Selichot Erev Yom Kippour 6h30 suivi de Shacharit et Hatarat Nedarim à la salle Aintabi

- *Mincha Gedola - with the Spanish / avec la Spanish.

-Candle lighting 6:10pm / Allumage des bougies 18h10

-Fast begins at 6:10pm / Commencement du Jeûne 18h10
-Kol Nidrei 6:10pm / Kol Nidrei 18h10

Wednesday October 5th / mercredi 5 octobre

- Shacharit 8:30am followed by Mousaf & Mincha / Shacharit 8h30 suivi de Mousaf & Mincha

- Neila 5 :30 PM / Neila 17h30

- Shofar 7:12pm / Shofar 19h12

- Fast ends at 7:12pm / Le jeûne se termine à 19h12

UPCOMING THIS WEEK

CELEBRATIONS

MABROOK!!!

David Morabia

on his birthday

MABROOK!!!

Charly Hadid

on his birthday

MABROOK!!!

Saadia Israel

on his birthday

MABROOK!!!

Nicole Hasson

on her birthday (English and hebrew)

MABROOK!!!

Andree Sasson

on her birthday

HAZKAROT

HAZKARAH

Soly Cohen Ben Camelia z'L

Husband of Racheline Cohen

HAZKARAH

Isaac Battat z'L

Husband of Yvette Battat

Father of Joe, Noni (Zeitouni),

Jessie, Dany, Mike

HAZKARAH

Isaac Tobianah z'L

Father of Jacques Tobianah

HAZKARAH

Moussa Saad z'L

Father of Albert Saad

HAZKARAH

Batia Cohen bat Rahel Saad z'L

Sister of Moussa Saad and Lucie Moralli

NOTICES

refua shelema to AHOUVA BAT MAZAL

REFUA SHELEMA TO Shlomo Ben Linda

High Holiday Schedule
High Holiday Schedule can be found here
https://www.maghenabraham.com/?post_id=1356575

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Bonjour / Hello [nickname_else_first_name],

Shabbat Shuva

Shabbat Shuvah or Shabbat T'shuvah ("Sabbath [of] Return" שבת שובה or "Sabbath [of] Repentance" שבת תשובה) refers to the Shabbat that occurs during the Ten Days of Repentance, but is between (i.e. not including) the two consecutive Days of Rosh Hashanah, and the Day of Yom Kippur. The name Shabbat Shuvah comes from the first word of the Haftarah that is read on that day; the main haftarah consists of Hosea 14:2–10 and this is all that is read in Yemenite communities; other communities add Joel 2:11–27 and/or Micah 7:18–20, and literally means "Return!" It is alternately known as Shabbat T'shuvah owing to its being one of the Aseret Y'may T'shuvah (Ten Days of Repentance).

-wikipedia

Table of contents

1) Perashat Hashavoua - Rabbi Eli Mansour

2) Halakhat Hashavoua (Halakhot related to day to day life)

Laws of YOM KIPPUR - Hazzan David Azerad

3) Holy Jokes!

1)PERASHAT HASHAVOUA

This Week's Parasha Insight with Rabbi Eli Mansour

Parashat Vayelech: Transforming the Curse Into a Blessing

Parashat Vayelech begins by informing us, "Moshe went and spoke all these words to all of Israel." The commentators address the question of where Moshe "went." Why did he have to "go" somewhere to speak to Beneh Yisrael? Wasn’t he already speaking with them all this time?

Targum Yonatan Ben Uziel explains that Moshe went "Le’mashkan Bet Ulfana" – to the study hall. For some reason, specifically at this point, after completing his warnings to Beneh Yisrael about the consequences of breaching their covenant with G-d, Moshe went to the Bet Midrash to learn. Why?

Rav Shlomo Kluger (1785-1869) offers an answer by noting the Midrash’s teaching that G-d began the Torah with the second letter of the alphabet, "Bet" ("Beresheet Bara…"), and not with the first letter, "Alef," because the letter "Alef" represents the word "Arur" ("curse"). Rather than open the Torah with the letter that begins the word "Arur," G-d chose instead the letter "Bet" – the first letter of the word "Baruch" ("blessed"). The Midrash continues by relating that the letter "Alef" protested its having been passed over in favor of "Bet." In response, G-d assured this letter that when He would give Beneh Yisrael the Torah, He would begin with the letter "Alef." And thus the text of the Ten Commandments pronounced at Mount Sinai begins with the word "Anochi," the first letter of which is "Alef."

The obvious question arises as to why the letter "Alef" could open the text of the Ten Commandments, but not the text of the Humash. Why did G-d not want to begin the Torah with a letter associated with "Arur," but He was prepared to begin the Ten Commandments with this letter?

Rav Kluger explained that Torah has the ability to transform curse into blessing. Therefore, before G-d gave us the Torah, He did want to give the letter "Alef" a position of prominence, but at the time of Matan Torah, when pronoucning the Ten Commandments, He specifically began with the letter "Alef," which is associated with curse, to demonstrate that through Torah, we have the power to transform "Arur" into "Baruch."

Rav Kluger adds that this is why we refer to the study hall as a "Bet Midrash." It is where we bring "Beracha" – which begins with the letter "Bet" – through Torah learning, which has the effect of transforming curse into blessing.

For this reason, according to Targum Yonatan, Moshe went to the study hall at this point. After describing the dreadful curses which would befall the people, Heaven forbid, if they abandon G-d’s laws, he went to learn and teach Torah – to demonstrate how the curses can be transformed into blessings. Targum Yonatan refers to the study hall as "Bet Ulfana" – alluding to the letter "Bet" and the letter "Alef" (the first letter of "Ulfana"). He went there to show us how we can transform "Alef" to "Bet," and change every curse into a blessing.

As we now begin the new year, let us recommit ourselves to the intensive study of Torah, thereby ensuring that if, Heaven forbid, any evil decrees had been issued, they would be transformed into wondrous blessings for us and all Am Yisrael.

2) HALAKHAT HASHAVOUA

Selected & translated by David Azerad, Hazzan Maghen Abraham

The Laws of the Ten Days of Repentance , according to the rulings of Rabbi Obadiah Yosef ZT”L

What should you focus on during the ten days of repentance?

During the ten days of repentance, One should examine his actions from the past year, and should continue to increase charity and good deeds, because during these the scales of justice are in God's hand, And although the entire year we can do Teshuvah, these days are the most appropriate time for Teshuvah to be accepted immediately.

What is special about the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur?

The seven days between Rosh Hashanah and Kippur are equivalent to the seven days of last year's days of the week, where Hashem atones for all negative deeds we had done last year against that day. For example: on Sunday, one will aim to correct all negative deeds he had done during all the Sundays of the previous year, so as Monday for all the Mondays of the year ect… In addition, one should also be very careful on this Shabbat Shuva in all the Mitzvot of Shabbat.

Bevirkat Shabbat Shalom Umevorch

David Azerad

3) HOLY JoKeS!!

Selection of funny snippets, loosely related to this weeks parashah, to brighten your day