Posts Tagged ‘Passover’
Rabbis reflect on the meaning and observance of Passover – G. Wayne Miller, Ocean State Stories
By G. Wayne Miller, Ocean State Stories, republished here with agreement Passover, also called Pesach, began on April 12, and ends at sundown on April 20. This story was originally published on April 15, 2024, with a headline noting the dates last year. Its meaning remains relevant in 2025. — Rabbi Ethan Adler, the religious…
Read MorePassover notes from Rome – Chef Walter Potenza
Friends: As a chef and a researcher, delving into the rich tapestry of Italian Cuisine is an electrifying journey through history, culture, and unparalleled traditions. And within this mosaic, the presence of Jewish communities adds layers of flavor and depth that are both fascinating and delicious. This Passover may not be as festive as others,…
Read MoreBA.2: Deja Vue all over again? Or time to pivot? – Michael Fine
BA.2: Deja Vue All Over Again? Or Time to Pivot? By Michael Fine, contributing writer Editor’s Note: We are about to enter one of those times – to gather with family and friends – and recognize holidays. Easter, Passover, Ramaden. Church gatherings, family dinners, young children all together with older family members. This information is…
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