Kaddish

Exploring how the author of the Shulchan Aruch used the teachings of the Zohar to shape practices such as Kaddish, netilat yadayim, tefillin on Chol HaMoed, and Birkat Kohanim

After losing seven children in the Holocaust, Rabbi Yehuda Leib Meizlik shared a final request with his only surviving daughter during a quiet boat ride on the Dnieper River.

She made sure Kaddish was said for souls with no one to remember them. Years later, one of those souls came back to repay her.

When a rabbi was asked to officiate at the funeral of a far-left activist, he never imagined what he would discover along the way.

A moving story of loss, faith, and healing as the Lubavitcher Rebbe offers a transformative perspective on saying Kaddish, acts of kindness, and the eternal connection between a parent and a child’s soul

Purim is a day of joy, but what happens when it coincides with loss? Here’s how halacha guides the way.

How the Book of Esther reveals God’s quiet guidance through everyday events and apparent chance

How the story of Esther, modern-day “chance” encounters, and the laws of nature reveal a concealed but precise divine guidance shaping history, faith, and human choice

Learn why Kaddish matters, how to say it properly, and what to do when a minyan isn’t available

A complete halachic guide to honoring a loved one’s yahrzeit, from setting the correct date to meaningful practices that elevate the soul year after year

A powerful teaching on the eternal bond between souls, and how Kaddish and good deeds uplift those who have passed on

How Rabbi Steinman’s gentle words and stories teach us what really matters in Jewish life and mourning.

A moving moment on a delayed JetBlue flight turns into an unforgettable gathering of Jewish souls.

The Spiritual Power of the Mourner's Kaddish and its Lasting Impact on the Soul

"A widow came to my home; her husband had recently passed. He had a severe illness. She told us she dreamt of her husband a month after he died, and in the dream, she said to him, 'You're laughing up there, and all the troubles have stayed down here.'"

An inspiring story of a promise kept: A boy vows to say Kaddish for a childless woman. Decades later, she appears in his dream to remind him, just when her time comes.

Saying Kaddish is more than tradition; it's a mitzvah that benefits a parent's soul and enables us to honor them even years after their passing

A few incredible points to ponder about this potent and meaningful prayer