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Bayt Weekly Bulletin PARSHAS MISHPATIM PARSHAS NOACH arp OCTOBERFEB 23 5--246, 20202016, פרשת ohypanנח CHESVANSHEVAT 5776 5781 276 ו ca,חשון ohfrcnתשפ״א שמיני u " ga, yca zf ק"ק בית אברהם יוסף BETH AVRAHAM YOSEPH OF TORONTO CONGREGATION THE JOSEPH AND FAYE TANENBAUM A Family Synagogue Emphasizing SYNAGOGUE CENTRE the Warmth of Torah Tradition BAYT WEEKLY BULLETIN th th FRIDAY SCHEDULE - OCTOBER 23 SHABBOS SCHEDLE -OCTOBER 24 SHACHRIS TFBM 7:30 AM SHACHRIS PERLIS HALL 8:30 AM CANDLE LIGHTING 6:02 PM SHACHRIS MAIN SHUL 9:00 AM SHKIA 6: 20 PM LATEST SHEMA 10:22 AM LATEST SHACHARIS AMIDA 11:15 AM MINCHA/KABBOLAS SHABBOS 6: 10 PM MINCHA MAIN SHUL 6:00 PM SHKIA 6:19 PM HAVDALA 7:04 PM MAZEL TOV TO: David & Sally Berman, Dr. Ben & Marissa Kest, Dr. Bruce & Anna Feinberg on the birth of a granddaughter Clara, daughter to Yitzi and Yedidah Berman. Mazel tov to the grandparents Sol and Miriam Berman, Jack and Clara Botbol. Marty & Ester Collis & Harry & Shirley Marder on the engagement of their granddaughter Sara, daughter to Dr. Gershon & Miriam Fink to Yehuda, son of Yisroel & Julie Roll. Rabbi Aaron & Shaindel Eisenberger, on the birth of a great grandson, a son to Ruchoma Yellin. Mazel tov to the grandfather Avrohom Reuven Eisenberger Allan & Susan Frohlinger and Moshe & Faigy Green on the bar mitzva of their grandson, Eitan. Mazel tov to the parents Eli and Shira Frohlinger and to the great grandparents, Meyer and Myra Feldman and Sylvia Green. Drs. Robert & Esther Libman and Dr. Harold & Michal Reiter on the birth of a granddaughter, daughter to Rabbi Dr. Avi & Atara Libman and great granddaughter to Rochelle Reiter and Benny and Nava Bernstein Robert & Lynn Lichtenstein on the birth of a grandson, Naftali Zelig, a son to Hillel and Daniella Lichtenstein. Mazel tov to Ann Philips and Eddie & Laurie Philips. Mazel tov to the great grandparents, Moshe & Violet Lichtenstein and Leib & Charlotte Wagschal. Rabbi Dr.Shmuel & Simi Spiegel, Rabbi Dovid & Laya Bennett, on the engagement of their children Ephraim to Chani. Mazel Tov to grandparents, Sylvia Spiegel, Edward & Gilda Bennett, and Rina Edery. Binyomin & Malka Weiss, Syd Erlichman and Ruth Erlichman, Rose Erlichman, and Stella Mattuck on the birth of a granddaughter and great granddaughter, Esther Sarah, a daughter to David & Seryl Erlichman. TZEISCHEM L'SHALOM Mazel Tov to Ariella Mammon on making aliyah NACHAS AND POT POURRI Mazel Tov to Neil & Sadie Beube on the graduation of Annalise Beube from Osgoode Hall Law School and the passing of her Bar Exams. זמני השבוע | PAGE NUMBERS FOR SHABBOS - WEEKDAY SCHEDULE TORAH/HAFTARAH READING Earliest time for Tallis & Tefillin : Torah Reading Haftarah Sun - Fri: 6:46am - 6:52am Soncino Page 34 Page 56 Sof Zman Krias Shema: Artscroll Page 30 Page 1131 Sun - Fri: 10:24am - 10:27am Mara D’Asra Rabbi Daniel Korobkin Rabbi Emeritus Rabbi Baruch Taub President Jeffrey Brown THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE & ANNOUNCEMENTS DONATIONS: We are taking donations for online shiurim and event dedications. If you'd like to dedicate a shiur or event in memory or honor of a loved one, Please contact Avital Sandler at [email protected] PLEASE CLICK HERE TO DONATE TO OUR SPECIAL CRISIS CAMPAIGN Shiur Sponsorships: Susan & Aubie Diamond, on the yahrzeit of Sue's father, Irwin Tradburks--Yitzchak ben Yishai z"l Manny & Lynda Greenberg, on the yahrzeit of Manny's Zaide, Sneeur Zalman ben Nasan Notta z"l Molly & Joel Morris on the yahrzeit of Molly's father, Joseph Horowitz (Yoseph Michoel) z"l Moishe & Nicole Posner, on the yahrzeit of Moishe's father, Asher Zelik ben Shmuel Aharon z"l Danny & Joy Zigelman, on the yahrzeit of Joy's mother, Miriam bat Dovid z"l and in honour of Rabbi Korobkin, thanking him for all he does to support the Kehilla THIS WEEK’S SHIURIM AVAILABLE ONLINE Choshen Mishpat Halacha shiur- Daily at 6:30 AM https://bit.ly/ChoshenMishpat Rabbi Eisenberger's shiur - Monday to Friday: Start at 11 AM weekdays https://zoom.us/j/4422539932 Rabbi Torczyner - Gemara Ketuvot - Sunday at 7.30 PM http://tiny.cc/weeklymt 929 Tanach shiur - Monday at 8 AM Anyone interested can get the Zoom link by emailing [email protected] Moreh Nevukhim on FaceBook Live with Rabbi Korobkin - Monday morning at 7:30 AM https://www.facebook.com/webyeshiva/ Daf Yomi daily at 6:45 AM, on Mondays and Thursday 6:35 AM and on Sunday at 7:15 AM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/346757508?pwd=cTdXNnc2UWtBNEhmWHJZNHlMbjNCQT09 Daf Yomi daily at 8:45pm https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85771992923 Tuesday Morning Ladies' Kuzari+Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Korobkin at 10 AM https://us04web.zoom.us/j/102632319 Rabbi Yeres - Monday night Talmud Class - 8:30 pm (Shabbos ch. 15) http://tiny.cc/talmud Rabbi Yeres - Morning Seder Boker (Mon-Thurs 10:00 AM) http://tiny.cc/sederboker Thursday night Chassidus, 8 PM - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/601631681 Parsha Shiur for Ladies with Michal Horovitz on Thursday at 8:45 PM Meeting ID 978 1024 5740 Password 908429 “Hashkama Minyan” shiur - Wednesday at 7:00 PM https://sunlife-ca.zoom.us/j/9963049405 PROGRAMS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Seven years ago, we celebrated our Zac’s bar mitzvah. Relying on a teaching of Rav Soloveitchik and another from Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Zac’s dvar Torah taught us in a world gone mad with baseless hatred, Noach stayed above the fray just by keeping to himself. By doing absolutely nothing. Neither a leader nor a chochum, Noach’s righteousness came from being a loner, from doing and saying nothing. The least worst man standing. Hashem picked Noach simply because he was not as bad as everyone else. No words beat bad words. That’s it. Noach toiled for years building the ark. And the people mocked and ridiculed him. Noach ignored them and carried on. Their bad words poured on and eventually, so did the flood. Had Noach’s righteousness manifest itself by speaking out against baseless hatred maybe he could have stopped their bad words and averted the flood. One lone voice against the collective. Easier said than done. Words matter. Good words can build and unite. Bad words, or even no words, can destroy. Let’s all choose our words wisely. Next week, please share in our joy and pride as Zac celebrates his Tekes Kumta and receives his camouflage Kfir brigade beret. Parents normally drop everything to attend. This year, the ceremonies are closed to guests, even parents, due to COVID. While we can only celebrate with Zac via Zoom, we look forward to celebrating right here in Thornhill with you, our friends and neighbors. Shabbat Shalom. Jeffrey Brown Weekly Halachah - R’ Mordechai Torczyner – [email protected] Am I obligated to daven from a siddur? Part 1: There is no obligation to daven from a siddur. However, a siddur enables the fulfillment of various obligations while davening, for shemoneh esreih as well as for other parts of the davening. These include: For general davening: 1) One must daven with attention to the meaning of the words, and using a siddur aids in maintaining that focus. At the minimum, this applies to shemoneh esreih, Shema and birkat hamazon after meals. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 98; Mishneh Berurah 93:2, 185:1) 2) One must pronounce the words of shemoneh esreih and biblical passages properly, and using an accurate siddur helps with that. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 101:2; Mishneh Berurah 93:2) 3) One must avoid visual distractions during Shema and shemoneh esreih, and using a siddur helps with that. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 90:5, 90:21; Taz 90:5) 4) We are not permitted to recite biblical verses by heart, other than verses that are so common that everyone is fluent in their words. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 49:1) 5) The chazan must daven with awe for the congregation, and using a siddur aids in maintaining that focus. (Mishneh Berurah 53:87) 6) When reciting pitum haketoret there is a special requirement to avoid skipping any words, and using a siddur helps with that (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 132:2) For shemoneh esreih, specifically: 7) When shemoneh esreih includes unfamiliar insertions, we are obligated to prepare in advance, but using a siddur mitigates that concern. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 100:1) 8) During the repetition of the amidah, we are supposed to follow along with the chazan’s words; using a siddur helps with that. (Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 124:4; Mishneh Berurah 96:9) To be continued… ANNOUNCEMENTS BAYT MISSION STATEMENT BAYT is an inclusive shul community, committed to the principles of Orthodox Judaism, embracing G-d, Torah and Israel while inspiring spiritual growth. As a welcoming home to all Jews, we are committed to: Nurturing future Jewish generations Being a caring, sharing and ethical community Perpetuating Halacha as the basis for Jewish living Facilitating lifelong Jewish learning Enabling meaningful prayer imbued with joy Maintaining a strong connection to and support of the State of Israel through our dedication to these principles we strive to positively influence the lives of individual Jews, to be a magnet for Jewish living and learning, a beacon among Orthodox shuls and a respected voice in and for the Jewish community STATEMENT FROM KOLLEL OHR YOSEPH (KOY) AND BAYT Kollel Ohr Yoseph (KOY) and BAYT, with the assistance of the Jewish Legacy Charitable Foundation, entered into negotiations this past summer for the purpose of constructing a new home for KOY in the BAYT’s Chuppah Garden. Ultimately, as the negotiations ensued, it became apparent to all parties that we’d be unable to successfully bring a deal to fruition.
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