Passover: The festival of freedom and the ambivalence of exile

On Track Faith & Food Week: Passover

It’s Lent, Ramadan and soon it’ll be Passover; all observances that involve prayer, fasting and of course, delicious meals. So this week, we're exploring faith and food traditions. On this episode, we learn about the Passover seder, with The Bluegrass Schmooze co-host Rabbi Ben Freed. He shares his advice for hosting a seder, and how food traditions help tell the story of the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt, after decades of enslavement.I…

Passover: The festival of freedom and the ambivalence of exile

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Passover "Seder" in the Woods - Framingham Source

Enrich your Passover with a unique seder experience that connect you with the natural world on a walk through the woods. Rabbi Katy will lead discussions based on the experiences engendered by Ma’yan Tikvah’s outdoor Passover Haggadah.   RSVP here. The post Passover “Seder” in the Woods appeared first on Framingham Source.

It is known that on Passover we are commanded to stay away from all of Homs. However, out of the severity of the law and a desire to move away from all fear, the communities of Israel used to add fences and fences, as the sources say. Prohibition of eating legumes at Passover Although the oil of Judah does not consider legumes to be leavened, an ancient custom was accepted in some Ashkenazi denominations not to eat legumes on Passover. One of th…