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11 results for "Judaism major holidays"

11 results for "Judaism major holidays"

Post-Biblical Religion

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After the Romans destroyed the Second Temple in Jerusalem in 70 CE, Jewish rabbis developed a system of Jewish ethics (including laws of justice, dietary laws, and a yearly cycle of holidays) and refashioned Jewish practice to center on the synagogue, or...

A Hasidic Tish

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The ultra-Orthodox Hasidic communities in America often live in close proximity, retaining a strong sense of identity distinct from secular American culture. A tish is an Orthodox Hasidic practice in which a ritual meal is shared between men in a Hasidic...

Rabbinic Text

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The Jewish commentaries and interpretations of the Bible, ranging from legal codes to rabbinic dialogues, from philosophical inquiry to folklore, collectively form the Talmud. The earliest commentary is called the Mishnah, while the later commentary on...

Adding Eid

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Jeff Young, the incoming superintendent of schools in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is asked to add Eid to the public school calendar. What are his options?

Encounter over the Curriculum

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Schools attempting to teach about religion face challenges when preparing the tone and perspectives of their materials. For some American public schools, which were non-sectarian but Protestant through the mid-19th century, recognizing and addressing...

Encounter in the Public Square

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Leaders in the public square— the military, legislatures, and governmental departments—have responded to the increasing religious diversity in the United States by appointing chaplains, inviting invocations, and recognizing holidays in religions outside...

Religion and Interfaith Engagement at Harvard (2025)

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This report offers an overview of interfaith and religious life at Harvard University, organized chronologically and thematically to reflect key moments of change, challenge, and opportunity. The following report was written and last updated in 2025. I...

Women Transcending Boundaries

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This data was last updated on 10 October 2020. This organization is featured as an exemplary model for interfaith work in our section on Promising Practices. You can read the full profile here . Address: P.O. Box 6847, Syracuse, NY 13217 Phone: 315-633...