Congregants be on alert: If you come to me with a money-laundering scheme or plans to sell organs on the black market, I have a legal responsibility and moral imperative to contact the authorities. If I learn that a congregant is allegedly suffering from Munchausen Syndrome and is systematically starving her child, I have a legal responsibility and moral imperative to contact the authorities.
If only my respective rabbinic colleagues felt the same way. Read the rest of this entry »
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On Thursday evening, July 30, we are going to engage in a counter-intuitive commemoration: the observance of Tisha B’Av.
“Tisha B’What?” you may ask.
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The structure located at 4901 N. Pennsylvania Ave. is much more than a temple. It is a campus. On Thursday, July 9 we broke ground for a sacred addition: A Holocaust Memorial. Read the rest of this entry »
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