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Bernardo Valencia aventura May 14, 2020

I have been told this prayer should not be recited on holidays or death anniversaries of righteous sages. But almost every day there is an anniversary of a tzadik. So, when to say it? Reply

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It may be recited on the anniversary of the death of a sage. Reply

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