Mi Sheberach LaCholim (Public Prayer for the Sick)
Public formal blessing for ill persons after Torah reading — mother's name preferred.
Public formal blessing for ill persons after Torah reading — mother's name preferred.
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Kaf HaChayim on Shulchan Arukh, Orach Chayim · Yaakov Chaim Sofer · c. 1900 CE
A public blessing recited in synagogue after the Torah is returned to the ark, asking for God's mercy and healing for sick community members. The custom traditionally uses the mother's name when avail
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A public blessing recited in synagogue after the Torah is returned to the ark, asking for God's mercy and healing for sick community members. The custom traditionally uses the mother's name when avail
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A public blessing recited in synagogue after the Torah is returned to the ark, asking for God's mercy and healing for sick community members. The custom traditionally uses the mother's name when avail
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