articles on Kaddish
The Spiritual Legacy of the Holocaust
Several stages of the continuing evolution
The Mourner’s Prayer
A person mourning the death of one of his parents says Kaddish during the first year. Saying Kaddish is of great value to the deceased; it saves him from the judgment of Gehinnom, for since his son, whom he left behind in this world, is sanctifying
Saying Kaddish
Is it better that each mourner recite only one kaddish, or that all the mourners recite all the kaddeishim?
Lessons on Kaddish
Saying Kaddish
How Many Should be Saying Kaddish?
How Many Should be Saying Kaddish?
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 7 Iyar 5784
A Minor Doing the Concluding Barchu
At Ma’ariv, a boy under bar mitzvah recited Kaddish Yatom. When he finished, people told him to say Barchu as well. Was that proper? If not, should I have answered?
Rabbi Daniel Mann | Iyar 2 5782
Kaddish after An’im Zemirot
n my shul, at the end of An’im Zemirot, the chazan (child) does not say “Lecha Hashem hagedula …” I understand that it is not permitted to say Kaddish after a shir (song of praise) without p’sukim. Can you provide me with sources to prove this?
Rabbi Daniel Mann | Shvat 29 5780
Kaddish Rights – According to the Deceased or Mourners?
I am in the midst of the year of Kaddish/chazanut for a parent. Two brothers have been davening due to shloshim. After they finish shloshim, should we have a rotation of three or, considering that our recitations are to bring merit for the deceased, should I be chazan half the time? (We will not fight over it but would like to do the correct thing.)
Rabbi Daniel Mann | Iyar 29 5779
