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Weekdays
7:30 AM
Shachris:
6:15 PM
Mincha:
6:45 PM
Maariv:
Sabbath
6:15 PM
Friday Evening:
10:00 AM
Shachris:
Kiddush and
12:30 PM
Shabbos Lunch:
1:30 PM
Mincha:
7:30 PM
Maariv:
8:30 AM
Mishnah:
5:45 PM
Daf Yomi:
6:30 PM
Shulhan Aruh:
Sabbath
9:30 AM
Daf Yomi:
Nissan, April 5770
Rabbi and Mrs. Weberman upon the engagement of of their grand daughter Ilana, daughter of their children Eli and Gracy Weberman to Yossi Bendel of Toronto.
the birth of their great grand daughter, Chaya Hadassah, grand daughter of their children Eli and Gracy Weberman daughter of their grand children Yossi and Naomi Weberman.
the birth of their great grandson, Betzalel, grandson of their children Zalman and Elisheva Weberman son of their grand children David and Rivka Rachel Cohen. |
Adar, February 5770
Rabbi and Mrs. Weberman
upon the birth of their great grandson, Shalom Dov Ber Friedman, grandson of their children Mendel and Shoshanah Dubinsky, son of their grandchildren, Baruch and Dina Friedman.
the birth of their great granddaughter Chaya Brachah, granddaughter of their children Eli and Gracy Weberman, daughter of their grandchildren Yechiel and Adinah Weberman.
the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson Chagai Nachman Weberman, son of their children, Zalman and Elisheva Weberman.
Gershon and Rina Lamdan upon the birth of their daughter, Chanah Rachel.
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Shevat, January 5770
Rabbi and Mrs. Weberman upon the birth of their great grandson, Moshe Yehuda Feely, grandson of their children David and Esther Weberman, son of their grandchildren, Tivon and Devorah Feely.
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Ohev Shalom Voice
Tishrei - Sept, 5768
Rabbi’s Message
Everything is predetermined, yet free will is granted. (Ethics 3:15)
Rosh Hashanah is a day of judgment. Regarding the countries, it is said which is destined for the sword and which for peace; which for hunger and which for abundance. (Rosh Hashanah Mussaf Prayer) This includes all events affecting nations emanating from human forces (war and peace) and all events affecting nations emanating from natural forces (hunger and abundance) These Divine decrees are based upon the guilt or merit of the countries involved.
As from the depths our hearts we silently recite:  and as we hear it plaintively chanted by the Chazan, we need to know how to react to these predictions upon whose consequences depend our well-being our very lives and those of our loved ones.
First, we must pour out our hearts before our creator to grant peace and prosperity to all nations. We must pray that the forces of nature be restrained; avoiding destructive storms, wildfires, floods and earthquakes; that the hydrological cycle properly irrigate the fields into productivity and this along with a balanced climate result in blessings of abundance. We need further pray that evil, greedy leaders of nations be deposed and that they be replaced by benevolent ones dedicated to the good and welfare of the people who they lead.
We need further pray that in case  sword and famine are visited upon the countries, our individual merits and the merits of  - Repentance; Prayer and Charity  - result in our being spared and avoiding the tragic effects of disasters.
Praiseworthy is the man who does not forget You, the human being who takes strength in You, for those who seek You will never stumble nor will those who take refuge in You ever be humiliated. (Rosh Hashanah Mussaf Prayer)
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