| We explore the life of our foremother Rachel, in honor of her yahrzeit, which falls on the 11 th of Heshvan. |
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| But it's a thought provoking, perfectly-timed September 11th yahrzeit piece, that had me rethinking its arguments this morning. |
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| Professor Judea Pearl of UCLA marked the yahrzeit of his son by writing an article published in the Wall Street Journal. |
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| Written for the aliyat neshama of my father, Yisrael ben Yosef Yehuda, on the occasion of his 11th yahrzeit. |
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| And this, the first yahrzeit of that tragedy and the season of the High Holy Days, is an appropriate time to rebuild our selves. |
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| For example, when someone is dead, we remember them every year on their yahrzeit, the day they died. |
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| At the close of this last stage, the bereaved is not expected to continue his mourning, except for brief moments when yizkor or yahrzeit is observed. |
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| The 11th of Cheshvan marks the yahrzeit of our matriarch, Rachel. |
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| This week's Kol Torah has been sponsored by the Brodsky Family to commemorate the yahrzeit of beloved mother and grandmother, scholar and teacher, Bernice Sherman Kramer. |
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| The yahrzeit is here, and the least lachrymose country on earth is devising its rituals of commemoration. |
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| Dyeing Easter eggs, walking under the roof of cornstalks and branches at Sukkoth, biting into hollow crumbly chocolate bunnies, lighting the yahrzeit candle for the grandmother from Minsk. |
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| When I remember, I light a yahrzeit candle for him. |
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| Traditionally the Yahrzeit includes reciting the Mourner's Kaddish Prayer, which can be found in the app, and lighting a Yahrzeit candle. |
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| On the anniversary of the person's death is called Yahrzeit. |
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