ڷó
÷ ũϽʽÿ.
|
|
ν ϻ 2010 Sep. 8-10
(Hebrew Year
5771) 2011 Sep. 28-30 (Hebrew Year
5772) 2012 Sep. 16-18
(Hebrew Year
5773) 2013 Sep. 4-6 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2014 Sep. 24-26 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2015
Sep.13-15
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2016
Oct.
2-4
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2017
Sep.
20-22
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2018
Sep.
9-11
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2019
Sep.
29-Oct.
1 (Hebrew
Year
5780) 2020
Sep.
18-20
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2021
Sep.
6-8
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2022
Sep.
25-27
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2023
Sep.
15-17
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2024
Oct.
2-4
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2025
Sep.
22-24
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2026
Sep.
11-13
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Rosh Hashanah Celebrate the Jewish New Year with the
sweet taste of apples and honey and the blowing of the shofar! Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the High Holidays. |
Ƽ<Tishrei>
1-2 (Rosh Hoshanah)
|
ų,
(ȸ) ,
ȸ ,
簢 δ .
(
Է ) Ҹ ų Ѵ.
|
|
|
hǪ 2010 Sep. 17-18 (Hebrew year 5771) 2011 Oct. 7-8
(Hebrew
year 5772) 2012 Sep. 25-26 (Hebrew Year
5773) 2013 Sep. 13-14 (Hebrew Year 5774) 2014 Oct. 3-4 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2015
Sep.
22-23
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2016
Oct.
11-12
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2017
Sep.
29-30
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2018
Sep.
18-19
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2019
Oct.
8-9
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2020
Sep.
27-28
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2021
Sep.
15-16
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2022
Oct.
4-5
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2023
Sep.
24-25
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2024
Oct.
11-12
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2025
Oct.1-2
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2026
Sep.
20-21
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Yom Kippur The Day of
Atonement. Adult Jews are required to fast as we look back on our sins and
ask for forgiveness. At sundown the feast begins! *Ƚ , ݿϰ
Ͽ
Ų. |
Ƽ<Tishrei> 10 (Yom Kippur)
|
.
̳ ε ڱ ˸ ȸϸ 24ð ݽؾѴ.
۵ȴ.
|
|
|
2010 Sep. 22-29 (Hebrew year
5771) 2011 Oct. 12-19 (Hebrew year 5772) 2012 Sep.
30-Oct. 7 (Hebrew
year 5773) 2013 Sep. 18-25 (Hebrew year 5774) 2014 Oct. 8-15 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2015
Sep.
27-
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2016
Oct.
16-23
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2017
Oct.
4-11
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2018
Sep.
23-30
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2019
Oct.
13-20
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2020
Oct.
2-9
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2021
Sep.
20-27
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2022
Oct.
9-16
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2023
Sep.
29-Oct.
6 (Hebrew
Year
5784) 2024
Oct.
16-23
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2025
Oct.
6-13
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2026
Sep.
25-Oct.
2 (Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Sukkot The Harvest
Festival. We celebrate by building sukkot, decortaing it with seasonal
fruits to show thanks and then celebrate by eating all meals in our sukkah.
*ߺ
Ų. |
Ƽ<Tishrei>
15-21 ʸ (Sukkot)
21 , ȸ
(Hoshana Rabbah)
|
帷.
. (帷) , Ϸ Ͽ
縦 ǥϰ, ν
Ų.
|
|
|
2010 Sep. 30-Oct.
1 (Hebrew year
5771) 2011 Oct. 20-21 (Hebrew year 5772) 2012 Oct. 8-9 (Hebrew
year 5773) 2013 Sep. 26-27 (Hebrew year 5774) 2014 Oct. 16-17
(Hebrew Year
5775) 2015
Oct.
5-6
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2016
Oct.
24-25
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2017
Oct.
12-13
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2018
Oct.
1-2
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2019
Oct.
21-22
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2020
Oct.
10-11
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2021
Sep.
28-29
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2022
Oct.
17-18
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2023
Oct.
7-8
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2024
Oct.
24-25
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2025
Oct.
14-15
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2026
Oct.
3-4
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Simchat Torah Upon completion of reading the Torah it is customary to dance and sing
around the synagogue while carrying the Torah.
|
Ƽ<Tishrei>
22-23
|
()б
ģ Ŀ, ߰ 뷡 θ鼭
ȸ .
|
|
|
ϴī 2010 Dec. 1-9 (Hebrew year
5771) 2011 Dec. 20-28 (Hebrew year 5772) 2012 Dec.
8-16 (Hebrew
year 5773) 2013 Nov. 27- (Hebrew year 5774) 2014 Dec. 16-24
(Hebrew Year
5775) 2015
Dec.
6-14
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2016
Dec.
24-
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2017
Dec.
12-20
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2018
Dec.
2-10
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2019
Dec.
22-30
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2020
Dec.
10-18
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2021
Nov.
28-
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2022
Dec.
18-26
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2023
Dec.
7-15
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2024
Dec.
25-Jan.
2
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2025
Dec.
14-22
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2026
Dec.
4-12
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Chanukah The Festival of
Lights last for eight nights and commemorates a Jewish victory against
oppression. Read all about latkes, dreidels, maccabees, and menorahs! |
ŰKislev>
25Ϻ 8ϰ (Hanukkah)
|
Ҳ.
. 8Ϲ㵿 ӵǸ, 164 ī
£ ̱ ߴ Ѵ.
|
|
|
꽦 2011
Jan. 19-20 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Feb.
7-8 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Jan. 25-26 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 Jan.
15-16 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 Feb.
3-4 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
Jan.
24-25
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
Feb.
10-11
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
Jan.
30-31
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
Jan.
20-21
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Feb.
9-10
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Jan.
27-28
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
Jan.
16-17
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Feb.
5-6
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
jan.
24-25
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
Feb.
12-13
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
Feb.
1-2
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2027
Jan.
22-23
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Tu
B'Shevat We thank God for the gifts of creation, especially foods
that grow on trees and the beauties of nature we enjoy. Many people plant trees in Israel to celebrate. |
<Shevat>
l5
ĸ (Tu B'Shevat)
|
â , Ư,
İ ڿ Ƹٿ ֽ ϳԲ Ѵ.
̳ ĸ Ѵ.
|
|
|
θ 2011
Mar. 19-20 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Mar.
7-8 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Feb. 23-24 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 Mar. 15-16 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 Mar.4-5 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
Mar.
23-24
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
Mar.
11-12
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
Feb.
28-Mar
1 (Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
Mar.
20-21
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Mar.
9-10
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Feb.
25-26
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
Mar.
16-17
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Mar.
6-7
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
Mar.
23-24
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
Mar.
13-14
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
Mar.
2-3
(Hebrew
Year
5786) 2027
Mar.
22-23
(Hebrew
Year
5787)
|
Purim Costumes, groggers, and hammantaschen are
just a few reasons why Purim is such a popular
holiday. You can read the whole Megillah online! |
ƴ<Adar> 3 ٺ ϰ 515 B.C
14 θ
|
θ.
尳 ε ϸ
ϰ, д´.
|
|
н 2011
Apr. 18-26 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Apr.
6-14 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Mar. 25- (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 Apr. 14-22 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 Apr,
3-11
(Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
Apr.
22-30
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
Apr.
10-18
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
Mar.
30-Apr.
7 (Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
Apr.
19-27
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Apr.
8-16
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Mar.
27-Apr.
4 (Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
Apr.
15-23
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Apr.
5-13
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
Apr.
22-30
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
Apr.
12-20
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
Apr.
1-9
(Hebrew
Year
5786)
|
Passover We remember the bravery of Moses as he guided the Jews out of
bondage in Egypt by partaking in the Seder and eating matzah instead of bread.
*
Ų. |
ϻ<Nisan> 15-22 (Pesah)
|
.
ε Ʈ ӹڿ Żϴ ø ϸ鼭
Ļ
Ų.
|
|
|
ϼ 2011
May. 1 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Apr.
19 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Apr. 7 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 Apr. 29 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 Apr.
16 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
May
5 (Hebrew Year
5776) 2017
Apr.
23 (Hebrew Year
5776) 2018
Apr.
12 (Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
May
2 (Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Apr.
21 (Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Apr.
9 (Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
Apr.
28 (Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Apr.
18 (Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
May
6 (Hebrew
Year
5783) 2025
Apr.
23 (Hebrew
Year
5783)
|
Yom HaShoah Every year, on Yom HaShoah, we take time to remember all those who were
killed by the Nazis. Also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, this holiday occurs on the 27th of Nissan. "Shoah" is the Hebrew word for the Holocaust. This is a memorial day for those who died in the Holocaust. |
ϻ<Nisan> 27
ڵ
ߵ (н
5°)
|
ߵ.
κ ص ߵѴ.
|
|
|
Ͼ
2011
May. 10 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Apr.
28 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Apr. 16 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 May 8 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 Apr.
25 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
May
14 (Hebrew Year
5776) 2017
May
2 (Hebrew Year
5777) 2018
Apr.
19 (Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
May
11 (Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Apr.
30 (Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Apr.
18 (Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
May
5 (Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Apr.
26 (Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
May
14 (Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
May
1 (Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
Apr.
22 (Hebrew
Year
5786)
|
Yom
Ha'Atzmaut Israel Independence Day.
As we are thankful for Israel's independence, we carry with us the memory of
those who helped make it possible. |
̾Ƹ<Iyar> 5 ̽ DZ
28 췽
(ϼ
9°)
|
̽
. 1948 5 14
ã DZ .
|
|
|
2011
May. 22 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 May.
10 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Apr. 27-28 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 May 17-18 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 May
6-7
(Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
May
25-26
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
May
13-14
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
May.
2-3
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
May
22-23
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
May.
11-12
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Apr.
29-30
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
May
18-19
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
May
8-9
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
May
25-26
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
May
15-16
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
May
4-5
(Hebrew
Year
5786)
|
Lag
Ba'Omer Lag Ba'Omer is the 33rd day of the Counting of the Omer. It
is usually celebrated with picnics, bonfires, and the first haircut for three
year old children. |
̾Ƹ<Iyar> 18
|
33° Ѵ.
ũٰ
Ų
-θ(AD
132-35)
Ű(ߺ
Ҷī
б
)
ڵ
ɷȴٰ
33°
Ǵ
ȣ
Ͽ
뱳
ڵ
ں
ǿ
߸
̴.
Ư
Ű
Shimon
bar
Yochai(Kabbalah
Zohar
)
ϴ
̱
ϴ.
ִ
Mt.
Meron
ū
.
й迡
θȲ
ϵ帮ƴκ
ġ
뱳
ؿ
õǾ
ִ.
|
|
|
ο 2011
Jun. 7 -9(Hebrew year 5771) 2012 May.
26-28 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 May. 14-16 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 June
3-5
(Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 May
23-25 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
June
11-13
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
May
30-Jun.
1
(Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
May
19-21
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
Jun.
8-10
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
May
28-30
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
May
16-18
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
June
4-6
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
May
25-27
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
Jun.
11-13
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
Jun.
1-3
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
May
21-23
(Hebrew
Year
5786)
|
Shavuot Shavuot, a
two-day holiday, marks the giving of the Torah by God to the entire Jewish
people on Mount Sinai more than 3,000 years ago. |
ù<Sivan>
6-7 (Shavuot)
17
Ÿ (Shabbetai Zevi)
ڽ
þƷ
(1665
5
31)
|
.
ó. Ʈ Ż ϳԲ ̽ 鼺
ó꿡 ֽ Ѵ. Ƚ
50°Ǵ ϿϿ Ų.
|
|
|
Ƽƺ 2011
Aug. 9 (Hebrew year 5771) 2012 Jul.
28 (Hebrew
year 5772) 2013 Jul. 16 (Hebrew year 5773) 2014 Aug. 4-5 (Hebrew Year
5774) 2015 July
25-26 (Hebrew Year
5775) 2016
Aug.
13-14
(Hebrew
Year
5776) 2017
Jul.
31-Aug.
1 (Hebrew
Year
5777) 2018
Jul.
21-22
(Hebrew
Year
5778) 2019
Aug
10-11
(Hebrew
Year
5779) 2020
Jul.
29-30
(Hebrew
Year
5780) 2021
Jul.
17-18
(Hebrew
Year
5781) 2022
Aug.
6-7
(Hebrew
Year
5782) 2023
Jul.
26-27
(Hebrew
Year
5783) 2024
Aug.
12-13
(Hebrew
Year
5784) 2025
Aug.
2-3
(Hebrew
Year
5785) 2026
Jul.
22-23
(Hebrew
Year
5786)
|
Tisha B'Av We remember the date of the destruction
of both the First and Second Temples, with the
subsequent loss of national sovereignty and exile from the Holy Land. |
ƺ<Av> 9 (Tisha B'Av) 15 (Tu B'Av)
|
1,
2 ֱ Ͽ η
ϴ .
|
|
|
|
νڵ
(moon) ߰, (month) ۵Ǵ Ѵ.
|
Rosh Chodesh The word Rosh means "head," (In other
words, "beginning.) Rosh Chodesh is the night when the
New moon can first be seen and when the New Month begins. |
|
|
Ƚ.
ݿ ذ к Ѵ Ͽ
ῡ . ¾ ̴.
|
Shabbat The Day of Rest arrives every seventh day to
commemorate God's rest after having created the world. Shabbat starts on Friday night and ends Saturday
night. |
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