The Tefilla of the Shel"a HaKadosh 5783 - When Do We Say It This Year?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

to him meaning he has an intuition a spiritual intuition that the ace Russian foreign was given that's when we're called so I was really wondering and the whole week I was thinking you know what about this year this year average and we know that one is so when would be the appropriate time to say that every year the tefila of the shla becomes more and more widespread more and more popular and here it is this year it comes out on Shabbos so I had different ideas I called the shmuel first in Chicago and he mentioned to me that in this week's golion the race they bring that there seems to be contradiction in what time kenyevsky's shito was so the author of this countries writes that he wants to ask him that fell out on Shabbos and he asked him so it was almost too late was almost over and he asked can he say the TV of the shla or should he reflect refrain because he responded if the Schloss says that the masugul's man is then this man is and we don't have to push it off to after Shabbos likewise in the safer

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1. 0:35to him meaning he has an intuition a spiritual intuition that the ace Russian foreign was…
2. 1:09more and more popular and here it is this year it comes out on Shabbos so…
3. 1:39that fell out on Shabbos and he asked him so it was almost too late was…
4. 2:14pageevsky said it's permitted to say the TV of the Shah likewise in the State Fair…
5. 2:57that is recited before um before the Mitzvah of Aina that you can say on Shabbos…
6. 3:32was thinking as well that the three of the show is not only rooking us you…
7. 4:04schlachheim said no you may not now it could be the author of The skillion says…
8. 4:38that he saw in a name of Islam and that it is permitted to say that…

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