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Yom-Kippur Prayers Abridged - Ask the Rabbi Live with Rabbi Mintz

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Rabbi Chaim Mintz

Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses Yom-Kippur prayers and answers questions in a live session.

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there was a question asked a little earlier regarding uh why is it important for me to sit and shoehole it's very large uh and respect to that to be honest being human it is very hard to sit through a whole day and i have a lot of friends who are constantly reaching out to me and they're saying what's the most important part of your kipper to go to school and to be there and ask her what you want and ask for your forgiveness because not everyone's going to be able to sit all day that's you know be honest but there are a lot of people who love to know what would be that moment to be so they can be there during through the maybe saying special time that they have to be well there definitely are more important parts of the prayers in keeper than others uh the main parts are the prayers that are said every day which include krishna

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