September 18 -25 Rosh Ha Shana, and the week

B"H
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C O N G R E G A T I O N A N S H E I S F A R D O F W E S L E Y H I L L S
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Mount Carmel
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FRIDAY MORNING
SELICHOT FOR EREV ROSH HASHANA 5A
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SHABBAT AND ROSH HASHANA
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Hadlakas Neros for Erev Shabbat and Rosh HaShanah, is at 6:41P
These times are for: Suffern, NY 10901 GMT -05:00 (U.S. Eastern)
DO NOT DEPEND ON ZMANIM AT THE FINAL MOMENT.

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W E L C O M I N G T H E S H A B B A T AND THE NEW YEAR
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Mincha 6:50P
Repeat the Shm’a after 7:49P
FIRST DAY ROSH HASHANA
THE HOLY SHABBAT 1 TISHREI

Shabbat & Rosh HaShanah
1 Tishrei
Schacharit : 8:30A
Shabbat Mincha: 6:35P
2 Tishrei Motzei Shabbat 7:49P


SUNDAY:
Schacharit: 8:30A
Chatzot: 12:49P
Tashlich
Mincha: 6:45P
Motzie Rosh HaShana
Mariv not before 7:47P
Havdalah


SELICHOT SCHEDULE

TZOM GEDALIA A PUBLIC FAST DAY
Monday Sep. 21
The fast starts at 5:31A or earlier.
Schacharit: 6:10A
Mincha: 6:25P
The fast ends in the Shul.

SELICHOT & MINCHA DURING THE WEEK:
Schacharit: 6:10A or TBA
Mincha Tuesday to Thursday: 6:45P
(Thursday Sk”ia: 6:49P)

Sunday September 27:
Mincha- 3P
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REPENTANCE, PRAYER AND CHARITY AVERT THE EVIL DECREE!
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Weather :
T Showers High 67°F
Night Showers Low 49°F
Shabbat :
Sunny High 64°F
Clear Overnight Low 456°F
Sunday: Showers High 69°F
Partly Cloudy 51°F

DAILY DOSE:
Shofar
By Tzvi Freeman
There are things that are important to us, so we speak about them.
There are things so important to us that the words flow out in
a burst of emotion, rich words, expressive and vibrant.
And then there are things that shake us to the core.
Things that do not care for the mind's permission or for the right words—
for the mind cannot fathom them, the most poignant words could not contain them.
Things that can only break out in a cry, in a scream, and then in silence.
This is the sound of the shofar: The very core of our souls crying, "Father! Father!"
From the wisdom of Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, of righteous memory