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Tashlich in Sadgura
The great event took place in the courtyard of the Sadigura beis midrash, in Shikun Hey, in Bnei Brak. At the end of the evening, a "l'chaim" table was set up for the participants, and headed by the Admor.
Yochanan Weisberg 26/09/2009 23:54
A large crowd of Sadigur chassidim gathered to recited Tashlich, led by the holy Admor of Sadigura, shlita, in the courtyard of the Sadigura central beis midrash in Bnei Brak, in Shikun Hey.
Every year hundreds of chassidim participate in the event, eager to be near the holy Admor, shlita, from the day after Rosh Hashana, until Yom Kippur, the following week.
In keeping with the custom that originated in Rozhin, the holy Admor of Sadigura and the congregation recite the special verses and mizmorim in unison. Afterwards, a "l'chaim" table is set up, and the chassidim sit and stand on either side, on large bleachers that are set up for the occasion.
Every year hundreds of chassidim participate in the event, eager to be near the holy Admor, shlita, from the day after Rosh Hashana, until Yom Kippur, the following week.
In keeping with the custom that originated in Rozhin, the holy Admor of Sadigura and the congregation recite the special verses and mizmorim in unison. Afterwards, a "l'chaim" table is set up, and the chassidim sit and stand on either side, on large bleachers that are set up for the occasion.
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