yom tov schedule - ShulCloud
Announcements: The 10:30 maariv minyan will meet for the duration of the Pesach season. Rav Chanan Brill, former Director of Arachim's English Division, will be speaking on "Revealing the Real You Knowing & Fulfilling Your Unique Life Missions" this Tuesday, April 7, 8:00 pm All proceeds collected are for establishing Rav Brill's outreach kollel in S. Africa. For registration & more info, contact 469-406-8721 or [email protected]. Our shul is among four other locations hosting Pirchei's Chol Hamoed Learning Program for Boys following the 9am Shacharis. There will be shacharis followed by breakfast and learning. There is also a grand raffle and special free trip. For more information click here for the flyer. Save the date: We will be having our Yom Haatzmaut kiddush on April 25. More details soon. This year's Annual Banquet will take place on Sunday evening, May 3rd. We will be honoring Mr. & Mrs. Lance Taxer and recognizing the contributions of Rabbi & Mrs. Zvi Zimmerman. Watch your mail for ad blanks. You can RSVP online at adasyeshurun.com/dinner. If you would like to volunteer for the dinner, please speak to Rabbi Millunchick. The shul will be learning all of Tanach with a siyum on Shavuos. Cards are available by the rov's shtender. In order to expedite the yizkor appeal, please send in your pledges to the shul office with any names that you would like announced. You can submit pledges online at www.adasyeshurun.com/yizkor
Mazel tov to :
Rabbi & Mrs. Pinchas Stolper on the engagement of their grandson Mrs. Lori Goldenberg on the engagement of her grandson Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Breen on the birth of a son. The bris will be Wednesday after the 6:30 am minyan. Mr. & Mrs. Marnin Lebovits on the engagement of their son Yitzchok Michoel to Ahuva Schuster from Yerushalayim
YOM TOV SCHEDULE FRIDAY, April 3 - EREV PESACH Shacharis 5:50, 6:40, 7:10, 8:00 & 9:00 AM Siyumim follow all minyanim, sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Shaya Goldmeier & Dr. & Dr. Mark Freedman Last time chametz may be eaten 10:22 AM Latest time to destroy and nullify chametz 11:38 AM Mincha 1:30 PM & 7:05 PM Korban Pesach immediately after mincha Candlelighting (say shehechiyanu) 6:58 PM Maariv 7:45 PM Chatzos halaila (preferable to eat afikomen by this time) - 12:54 AM
SHABBOS, April 4 - FIRST DAY YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Mincha - 2:00 & 7:00 PM Maariv - 7:45 PM Candlelighting (say shehechiyanu) - 8:10 PM Chatzos halaila - preferable to eat afikomen by 2:54 Sefirah SUNDAY, April 5 - SECOND DAY YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Mincha - 7:00 PM Annual Kinus Divrei Torah from our own Bnei Yeshiva Maariv - 8:03 pm Havdallah, using only wine, no candle or besamim MONDAY – WEDNESDAY - CHOL HAMOED Shacharis - 5:40, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 AM Mincha - 1:30 & 7:10 PM Late Maariv - 9:30, 10:00 & 10:30 PM Wednesday - Rabbi Cohen will be giving a repeat of his Shabbos Hagadol Drasha at 8:10 pm
THURSDAY, April 9 - EREV YOM TOV Shacharis - 5:40, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 AM 1st Mincha - 1:30 PM Prepare eruv tavshillin Early Mincha - 5:50, Candlelighting no earlier than and preferably at 6:04 Regular Mincha - 7:10 PM, Candlelighting (no shehechiyanu) - 7:05 pm FRIDAY, APRIL 10 - YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Early Mincha - 5:50, Candlelighting no earlier than and preferably at 6:04 pm Regular Mincha - 7:15 PM, Candlelighting (no shehechiyanu) - 7:06 pm SHABBOS, APRIL 11 - YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Yizkor - approximately 10:30 AM Mincha - 2:00 & 7:00 PM Annual “bring all your leftovers” slikas hachag seudah Maariv - 8:10 PM Chametz will be bought back at 9:10 PM
HALACHIC CORNERS Eruv Tavshilin On the first day of Yom Tov we are not permitted to cook or to do any preparations for the next day of Yom Tov. Similarly, we are not permitted to cook on Yom Tov for Shabbos. By making an Eruv Tavshilin, Chazal, our Rabbis, permitted cooking on Yom Tov which falls on Erev Shabbos for that Shabbos. This year, it is necessary to make an Eruv Tavshilin on Friday, April 9, before the start of Yom Tov. The Eruv Tavshilin consists of two types of food, one baked and one cooked. You should take a complete piece of matza and put it together with a cooked egg, piece of chicken or fish, and recite both the bracha and the text of the Eruv. The text is recited in a language that one understands. (This can be found in all siddurim and machzorim, and in the Artscroll siddur on page 654.) There is a minhag to use the matza of the Eruv for lechem mishna at the seudos Shabbos and to eat it at the seudah shlishis in order to do as many mitzvos with one item as possible. (One who does not eat seudah shlishis at home should eat the Eruv Tavshilin at the second meal.)
When the first day of Yom Tov is Shabbos, the requirement of shalosh seudos becomes a little challenging due to the fact that we may not have a meal so close to the evening Yom Tov meal. Therefore, to accommodate the halacha of eating shalosh seudos as well as the halacha of maintaining an appetite for the Yom Tov meal at night, many poskim suggest “splitting” the day meal. This means that one eats the first meal Shabbos morning and before dessert, benches, and takes a 15 or 20 minute break by cleaning off the table, going out for a stroll, playing with their children, learning Torah, or any other activity. They then return to the table, wash again, eat dessert, and in that way fulfill the mitzvah of shalosh seudos without interfering with the evening meal. Shalosh seudos is a requirement for men and women. Someone who feels that washing twice in such a short period of time may have a negative effect upon their health, may fulfill the requirement of shalosh seudos by eating some type of mezonos or a fruit.
Marnin Lebovits, Co-President, can be reached at [email protected] or 845-729-8613 ADOPT A KOLLEL: We are pleased to offer an 18 minute audio shiur about the parsha and choshen mishpot on the sale of chametz to a non-Jew before Pessach. (Part 3) Click Here to Listen / Download the Shiur COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Everyone is reminded to vote - the run-off mayoral election will be on Tuesday, Chol Hamoed. Please note that there are no halachic concerns wit voting on Chol Hamoed. Pirchei has taken the entire Tehillim and is dividing it up for boys through 8th grade to learn in conjunction with Yeshurun's project of learning Tanach and making a siyum on Shavuos. Every boy participating will receive their very own Tehillim. To be included, call Nachum Stein at 773-612-3355. To download the flyer, click here. The April meeting for Beat 2411, covering the area west of Ridge from Pratt to Howard, is scheduled to take place at the JCC, 3003 Touhy, on Tuesday, April 13, at 7pm. Representatives of the Chicago Police Department will be present to listen to citizen concerns. It is very important to attend. | Congregation Adas Yeshurun | 3050 W. Touhy Chicago, Il 60645 | 773-465-2288 | [email protected] | www.adasyeshurun.com
Mazel tov to :
Rabbi & Mrs. Pinchas Stolper on the engagement of their grandson Mrs. Lori Goldenberg on the engagement of her grandson Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Breen on the birth of a son. The bris will be Wednesday after the 6:30 am minyan. Mr. & Mrs. Marnin Lebovits on the engagement of their son Yitzchok Michoel to Ahuva Schuster from Yerushalayim
YOM TOV SCHEDULE FRIDAY, April 3 - EREV PESACH Shacharis 5:50, 6:40, 7:10, 8:00 & 9:00 AM Siyumim follow all minyanim, sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Shaya Goldmeier & Dr. & Dr. Mark Freedman Last time chametz may be eaten 10:22 AM Latest time to destroy and nullify chametz 11:38 AM Mincha 1:30 PM & 7:05 PM Korban Pesach immediately after mincha Candlelighting (say shehechiyanu) 6:58 PM Maariv 7:45 PM Chatzos halaila (preferable to eat afikomen by this time) - 12:54 AM
SHABBOS, April 4 - FIRST DAY YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Mincha - 2:00 & 7:00 PM Maariv - 7:45 PM Candlelighting (say shehechiyanu) - 8:10 PM Chatzos halaila - preferable to eat afikomen by 2:54 Sefirah SUNDAY, April 5 - SECOND DAY YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Mincha - 7:00 PM Annual Kinus Divrei Torah from our own Bnei Yeshiva Maariv - 8:03 pm Havdallah, using only wine, no candle or besamim MONDAY – WEDNESDAY - CHOL HAMOED Shacharis - 5:40, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 AM Mincha - 1:30 & 7:10 PM Late Maariv - 9:30, 10:00 & 10:30 PM Wednesday - Rabbi Cohen will be giving a repeat of his Shabbos Hagadol Drasha at 8:10 pm
THURSDAY, April 9 - EREV YOM TOV Shacharis - 5:40, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 AM 1st Mincha - 1:30 PM Prepare eruv tavshillin Early Mincha - 5:50, Candlelighting no earlier than and preferably at 6:04 Regular Mincha - 7:10 PM, Candlelighting (no shehechiyanu) - 7:05 pm FRIDAY, APRIL 10 - YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Early Mincha - 5:50, Candlelighting no earlier than and preferably at 6:04 pm Regular Mincha - 7:15 PM, Candlelighting (no shehechiyanu) - 7:06 pm SHABBOS, APRIL 11 - YOM TOV Shacharis - 7:30, 8:20 & 8:45 AM Yizkor - approximately 10:30 AM Mincha - 2:00 & 7:00 PM Annual “bring all your leftovers” slikas hachag seudah Maariv - 8:10 PM Chametz will be bought back at 9:10 PM
HALACHIC CORNERS Eruv Tavshilin On the first day of Yom Tov we are not permitted to cook or to do any preparations for the next day of Yom Tov. Similarly, we are not permitted to cook on Yom Tov for Shabbos. By making an Eruv Tavshilin, Chazal, our Rabbis, permitted cooking on Yom Tov which falls on Erev Shabbos for that Shabbos. This year, it is necessary to make an Eruv Tavshilin on Friday, April 9, before the start of Yom Tov. The Eruv Tavshilin consists of two types of food, one baked and one cooked. You should take a complete piece of matza and put it together with a cooked egg, piece of chicken or fish, and recite both the bracha and the text of the Eruv. The text is recited in a language that one understands. (This can be found in all siddurim and machzorim, and in the Artscroll siddur on page 654.) There is a minhag to use the matza of the Eruv for lechem mishna at the seudos Shabbos and to eat it at the seudah shlishis in order to do as many mitzvos with one item as possible. (One who does not eat seudah shlishis at home should eat the Eruv Tavshilin at the second meal.)
When the first day of Yom Tov is Shabbos, the requirement of shalosh seudos becomes a little challenging due to the fact that we may not have a meal so close to the evening Yom Tov meal. Therefore, to accommodate the halacha of eating shalosh seudos as well as the halacha of maintaining an appetite for the Yom Tov meal at night, many poskim suggest “splitting” the day meal. This means that one eats the first meal Shabbos morning and before dessert, benches, and takes a 15 or 20 minute break by cleaning off the table, going out for a stroll, playing with their children, learning Torah, or any other activity. They then return to the table, wash again, eat dessert, and in that way fulfill the mitzvah of shalosh seudos without interfering with the evening meal. Shalosh seudos is a requirement for men and women. Someone who feels that washing twice in such a short period of time may have a negative effect upon their health, may fulfill the requirement of shalosh seudos by eating some type of mezonos or a fruit.
Marnin Lebovits, Co-President, can be reached at [email protected] or 845-729-8613 ADOPT A KOLLEL: We are pleased to offer an 18 minute audio shiur about the parsha and choshen mishpot on the sale of chametz to a non-Jew before Pessach. (Part 3) Click Here to Listen / Download the Shiur COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Everyone is reminded to vote - the run-off mayoral election will be on Tuesday, Chol Hamoed. Please note that there are no halachic concerns wit voting on Chol Hamoed. Pirchei has taken the entire Tehillim and is dividing it up for boys through 8th grade to learn in conjunction with Yeshurun's project of learning Tanach and making a siyum on Shavuos. Every boy participating will receive their very own Tehillim. To be included, call Nachum Stein at 773-612-3355. To download the flyer, click here. The April meeting for Beat 2411, covering the area west of Ridge from Pratt to Howard, is scheduled to take place at the JCC, 3003 Touhy, on Tuesday, April 13, at 7pm. Representatives of the Chicago Police Department will be present to listen to citizen concerns. It is very important to attend. | Congregation Adas Yeshurun | 3050 W. Touhy Chicago, Il 60645 | 773-465-2288 | [email protected] | www.adasyeshurun.com
