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Memory that Lives Beyond the Momen

mardi 3 juin 2025 • Durée 14:35

Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin reflects on how we remember—through technology, artefacts, rituals, and our senses—and how Jewish tradition transforms memory into an active, living experience. From counting the Omer to reciting Yizkor, she explores the ways we preserve the presence of loved ones who are no longer with us, not just with words, but through action, sound, taste, and touch. True remembrance, she reminds us, means not just going through the motions, but going through the memories.

Excerpt from morning services. June 3, 2025, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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Sacred Law and Sacred Questions

samedi 17 mai 2025 • Durée 14:32

Professor Benjamin Sommer explores a pivotal idea in this week’s Torah reading: that God’s law, though sacred and foundational, is not static—it evolves through dialogue with the people. Through examples in Leviticus and Numbers, he demonstrates that even in the Torah itself, questions, challenges, and suggestions lead to clarification, refinement, and amendment of the law. This spirit of sacred conversation, he argues, is at the heart of Conservative Judaism: a tradition rooted in obligation, but responsive to change—where questioning is not rebellion, but reverence.

Excerpt from Shabbat morning services. May 17, 2025, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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More Than Words: Honouring Parents Through Action

samedi 10 mai 2025 • Durée 13:19

Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin reflects on the emotional and halachic dynamics of the parent-child relationship, drawing from the fifth commandment and personal anecdotes. She reminds us that while love is often felt, Jewish tradition commands action—honour, care, and responsibility—especially as parents age. In Judaism, showing up matters more than saying “I love you,” and true honour is measured not in sentiment, but in support.
Excerpt from Shabbat morning services. May 10, 2025, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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Seeing the Whole Person: The First Step Towards Healing

samedi 3 mai 2025 • Durée 07:43

Rabbi Steven Wernick draws spiritual clarity from the Torah’s laws of tzara’at—often mistranslated as leprosy—highlighting how true healing begins when we see the whole person, not just their affliction. He reflects on Canada’s political and social landscape, urging us to withhold judgement, seek closeness over division, and practice the courage of empathy—reminding us that whether we are healing bodies or building community, we cannot heal what we refuse to see.
Excerpt from Shabbat morning services. November 2, 2024, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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From Tragedy to Responsibility: A Path Toward Justice

samedi 26 avril 2025 • Durée 11:15

Rabbi Steven Wernick reflects on the tragic story of Nadav and Avihu, whose "strange fire" reminds us that intent alone is not enough—boundaries, reverence, and responsibility are essential for holiness and for safeguarding society. Drawing parallels to the Holocaust, the rise of modern antisemitism, and the misuse of power today, he challenges us to be guardians of conscience, using Jewish power not for domination, but for justice, peace, and dignity.
Excerpt from Shabbat morning services. October 26, 2024, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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The Lives That Shaped Mine

dimanche 20 avril 2025 • Durée 16:56

Rabbi Steven Wernick reflects on the enduring impact of those we’ve lost—public figures and personal mentors alike—and how their legacies shape who we become. Excerpt from Pesach services April 20, 2025 · Beth Tzedec Congregation · Toronto, Canada.

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Faith in the Middle of the Sea

samedi 19 avril 2025 • Durée 07:10

Rabbi Lara Rodin reflects on the transformative moment of the Red Sea splitting, not as a passive miracle, but one catalyzed by human courage and initiative. She emphasizes that redemption requires both divine partnership and human action, especially in moments when the path forward is unclear. Excerpt from Shabbat Morning services April 19, 2025 · Beth Tzedec Congregation · Toronto, Canada.

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The Four Cups and Life’s Twists

samedi 12 avril 2025 • Durée 14:50

Rabbi Robyn Fryer Bodzin reflects on the four Seder cups, reframing them through Joseph’s turbulent journey—marked by highs, lows, and comebacks. Like Joseph, we face setbacks, but with faith, we rise. The cups remind us that even in chaos, there is hope and the promise of ascent. Excerpt from Shabbat Morning services April 12, 2025 · Beth Tzedec Congregation · Toronto, Canada.

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Drawing Near: Empowering Personal Connection to Torah

samedi 5 avril 2025 • Durée 09:41

Rabbi Lara Rodin reflects on her journey to making Torah accessible and personally meaningful, emphasizing that true connection to Judaism happens when individuals claim and teach Torah in their own way. Excerpt from Shabbat Morning services April 5, 2025 · Beth Tzedec Congregation · Toronto, Canada.

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Transparency and Trust: The Foundation of Leadership

samedi 29 mars 2025 • Durée 09:16

Rabbi Steven Wernick reflects on the Torah’s insistence on transparency and communal accountability, beginning with Moses’ detailed financial record of the Mishkan’s construction. Drawing striking parallels to today’s political landscape—from Israel’s internal fractures to democratic concerns in the U.S. and Canada—he reminds us that trust in leadership begins with ethical action, not just authority. As citizens and as Jews, we are called to demand integrity and oversight, safeguarding democracy and justice as moral imperatives rooted in our tradition.
Excerpt from Shabbat morning services. October 19, 2024, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, Canada.

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