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She searched for belonging her whole life — then discovered she was Jewish
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She searched for belonging her whole life — then discovered she was Jewish
Mary Murawski (left) and Rabbi Andrea Goldstein of Congregation Shaare Emeth Mary Murawski was 10 days old when she was adopted in Ann Arbor, Mich., by a couple she describes as “very liberal, musical, intelligent people.” Her parents, Sarah and Wes Measel, told her from the beginning that she was adopted, and she grew up knowing she was chosen and deeply loved. “I adored my parents,” she says. They raised her alongside a younger adopted broth…
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