Mourner’s Kaddish - Chabad

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Posted: Feb 16, 2012

Thank you!

Thank you for having the various versions of the kaddish available. My "adopted" Jewish grandmother passed away Monday morning. I am unsure which version (chabad or Ashkenaz) will be said at the funeral (we will be unable to attend due to finances), so having the various versions here I can hear the one, whichever they use, that will be said.

Posted By Anonymous, Sidney, NE/USA

Posted: Dec 1, 2011

Thank you

You're very welcome, we are honored to have been able to be there for you in this way. May your father's memory be for a blessing.

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Posted: Nov 30, 2011

Audio Kaddish

To Whom it may conern:
My Father passed away one year ago today. I have listened to the audio of Kaddish several times. I have found it to be a source of great comfort. Thank you for providing this service

Posted By Anonymous, Lansing, IL

Posted: Sep 30, 2010

Kaddish

Why do mourners recite the Kaddish as fast as they can get through it. Why not at a more sedate pace?

Posted By Raymond, Melbourne, Australia

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