Plans for 2021-2022 New Beginnings A new fiscal year has begun, and with it new challenges. A year and a half after Temple Beth Shalom closed its doors due to Covid 19, I have the honor of announcing our plans to reopen our beautiful synagogue. It will open the weekend of August 20/21. With this […]
Planes 2021-2022 Nuevos Comienzos Un nuevo año fiscal ha comenzado, y con él nuevos retos. Luego de año y medio desde el cierre del Templo Beth Shalom a causa del Covid 19, tengo el honor de anunciarles los planes de reapertura de nuestra hermosa Sinagoga. La misma abrirá el fin de semana del 20 y […]
Achievements Accomplished: 2019-2021 Salatiel Corcos, President Temple Beth Shalom Presented at the Annual meeting, May 1, 2021 Intro As of July 1, 2019, I was entrusted with the Presidency of Temple Beth Shalom. Since that day my efforts have been focused on keeping our community together and bringing new changes. It was not an […]
Logros Alcanzados Durante 2019-2021 Presidencia Salatiel Corcos Templo Beth Shalom Intro Desde el 1 de Julio de 2019 me fué encomendada la Presidencia del Templo Beth Shalom. Desde ese día mis esfuerzos han estado enfocados en mantener a nuestra comunidad unida y traer nuevos cambios. No fue un inicio fácil, tuvimos muchos retos que […]
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Past, Present And Future Shabbat Nahamu 5781/2021 Rabbi Norman Patz Temple Beth Shalom I would like to share with you a brief look at our past, our present and our future in terms of Judaic tradition and Jewish persistence. Shabbat Nahamu, the Sabbath of consolation, follows Tisha B’Av, the day which commemorates Jewish national […]
We mourn all the victims of the surfside condominium collapse in Florida, those whose names are known and those whose names are as yet unknown. And we mention by name our Young Judaean and other Puerto Rican friends, especially: Deborah Berezdivin Ilan Naibryf Nancy Kress Levin Jay Kleiman Frank Kleiman Anna Ortiz Luis Bermudez Miriam […]
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Shabbat Behalot’kha May 28, 2021 Rabbi Norman Patz This sermon was delivered by Rabbi Patz last Shabbat at his home congregation of Temple Sholom of West Essex. After The Last Cyclist was banned by the Jewish Council of Elders in Terezín, the playwright Karel Svenk wrote another play that he called “The Same but Different.” […]