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FRIDAY NIGHT
Candle lighting: 5:55pm
Mincha: 5:45pm
Shabbat Ends: 6:55PM
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SAVE THE DATE - THE SHABBAT
PROJECT—NOVEMBER 11TH &
12TH
Do you live in walking distance from Magen David ?
Would you like to house individueal for one Shabbat?
Do you want to particpate in this world wide event?
For more information contact Rabbi Azoulay [email protected]
or Gaby Arrobas [email protected]
About The Shabbat Project Toronto
The Shabbat Project is a unique, global "grassroots" movement that unites the
Jewish people through experiencing one Shabbat together.
It all started in 2013, when South Africa's Chief Rabbi, Warren Goldstein,
invited all of the Jewish people of South Africa to enjoy one complete
Shabbat together. Despite initial skepticism, it was a huge success. Seventyfive percent of South African Jews kept Shabbat -- and captured the event
attention of the world.
In 2014 the movement spread across the globe and 1 million people in 465
cities, in 65 countries united to experience Shabbat together. According to
Chief Rabbi Goldstein, "Canada can be tremendously proud of the fact that
Toronto has emerged as one of the global hubs of the Shabbat Project."
In 2015, the Shabbat Project spread to 915 cities in 63 Counties and 9
Continents -- and Toronto continued to lead the way.
In 2016 Jews from all over the globe will, once again, unite through the beauty
and sanctity of Shabbat putting aside all differences in background or
upbringing to become one nation, undivided.
Here in Toronto, over 1,000 families will be keeping a full Shabbat and
thousands of individuals across Toronto and the GTA will be celebrating
Shabbat in a significant way for the first time with the Shabbat Project. Each
Shul, Synagogue, Temple, School and Organization in the GTA will be
participating in its own way.
You can get involved either by volunteering, by sponsoring or donating to help
offset the cost or by contacting your Community leaders to get them on
board. Connect with thousands of other Jews across Toronto—and around
the world—by bringing your own special spark to the timeless observance of
Shabbat.
The Shabbat Project in Toronto is organized by a coalition of Jews that
represent the entire spectrum of Jewish association and
observance. Participation is open to all Jewish people regardless of language,
culture, ethnicity, geography, affiliation, denomination and observance. We
believe that labels are for clothes - not people. We don’t care if you’re
unaffiliated, Reconstructionist, Reform, Conservative, Orthodox,
Reconformidox or anything else -- we invite you to join us!
OFFICIAL VIDEO - The Shabbat Project Launch Video 2016.
When the world unites for one Shabbat, a lot can happen. CLICK
THIS LINK
Rosh Hodesh Cheshvan will be Tuesday & Wednesday
November 1st & 2nd
Kiddush Sponsorship Available
Seuda Shelishit Sponsored by the Abergel family in memory of their beloved
father Moshe Abergel ‫ & ז“ל‬by Ruth Pupko in memory of her beloved husband
Irv Pupko ‫ & ז“ל‬by Mr. & Mrs.Mair Azulay in memory of her beloved mother
Pessel Riba Roth Bat Moshe ‫ז“ל‬
Nahalot Moshe Abergel, Irv Pupko, Anwar Ouri Shahin, Simone Tchiprout, Zvi
BenIsrael,Mordechai Toledano, Amram Hamouth, Messod Dadoun, Pessel
Riba Roth Ben Moshe, Eliyahou Haziza, Aicha Benaich, Odette Brami ‫ז“ל‬
Sunday Breakfast Sponsored by Jack & Rita Shahin in memory of his
beloved father Anwar Ouri Shahin ‫ז“ל‬
Condolences to Therese Elkabas & family on the passing of their beloved
sister Fiby Azagury ‫ ז“ל‬in France to Odette Bitton on the passing of her brother
Armand Sabbah ‫ז“ל‬
Kiddush
MDM Services Sunday - Thursday Mincha at 6:00 PM Daily Halachot at the
end of Tefila
MDM - The Magen David Medrash Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
nights, there are classes going on at Magen David.
Rabbi Nadoff's shiurim at MD Medrash: Monday -Halacha, Tuesday Mesilat Yesharim and Thursday - Halacha. Each Shiur commencing at
8:30pm.
Daily Shiur with light breakfast after Tefila on Pirkei Avot with the
commentary of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef zt"l.
Ladies shiur - Monday afternoon 1:30pm rotating between Rabbi Azoulay &
Rabbi Eliyahu Zrihen.
Refuah Shelema Mayer & Marguerite Attias, Albert Levy, Haim Levy
Bencheton, Elias Attar , Marcel Hamou, Alice Bitton, Natalie Hodaya ,
Solange Toledano, Shaindel Reichman, Johnny Fedida, Paul Wizman,
Leon & Marguerite Rebboh, Avraham Ben Rahel , Perla & Joseph Reboh,
Menachem Bat Rachel, Meir Cohen Nehemia, George Cantkier, Joseph
Bloomenfeld, David Revivo
Dear Friends,
Baruch Hashem the Chagim were amazing! From the Shofar blowing on Rosh
Hashana, the intense praying on Yom Kippur, and the great happiness on
Succot, to the amazing dancing and good times we had together over Simhat
Torah...they all went by like a dream! If you missed out, we hope you come
out next year! Though the location will hopefully be in Jerusalem!
So the new year now begins and we're back to our routine. Parashat Bereshit,
the start of the Torah, is what we're reading this week and here we definitely
find a tool to have with us throughout the year.
Upon creating the world and creating man, the Torah tells us (2:7) that "He
[Hashem] blew into mans nostrils the soul of life, and man became a living
being". The Onkelos there famously writes that a "living being" means: "a
speaking spirit". This means that we are above animals and all other creatures
because we have the gift of speech.
Now how do we use this great gift properly? The Pasuk (2:5) tells us that
Hashem did not send rain on to the earth because there was no man to work
the land. Rashi (quoting a Medrash) tells us that the words "no man to work
the land"
‫ואדם אין לעבוד את האדמה‬can also be explained that: "man didn't
do the proper work on the land".The Medrash tells us that when Hashem
created trees and vegetation He placed their tips just above the ground and
only when Adam realized that rain will raise and sprout out the vegetation, did
he pray for rain. Prayer is also called Avoda (hence .( ‫לעבוד את האדמה‬Only
when Adam had Hakarat HaTov and recognized the utility of rain did he use
his mouth to pray and spring forth the vegetation.
The concept of Hakarat HaTov (recognizing when one has done good to you
and acknowledging that), is from one of the foremost concepts that Hashem
taught Adam because it is so very important.
We are people that heavily rely on others to live our day to day life. From the
moment we were born we relied on our parents to tend to us. We rely on the
city that they built our roads safe to drive on, and we trust that the processed
foods that we intake don't have poisonous ingredients in them. I can go on
and on. Almost every action we do is a result of relying on others in some way
or form.
Hashem wanted to teach man that you are not alone in this world and that you
will need the efforts of others for your own life, and if so then you must
recognize every person that you rely on. If doing so then it will be a
harmonious world of peace among mankind.
We always say "Baruch Hashem" and "Thank G-d", which are tunes of
recognizing Hashems hand in all that we do and in what occurs.
This is the ultimate Hakarat HaTov. May we keep this up; internalize this
message every time we say "Baruch Hashem", and pursue peace with fellow
man by recognizing the good that each one does.
Shabbat Shalom U'Mevorach
Rabbi Azoulay
AUDIO - CLICK & LEARN - with Rabbi Messod Azoulay- 09/19/2016
Shiur on the Kippa
AUDIO - CLICK & LEARN - with Rabbi Messod Azoulay- 08/26/2016
Authenticity and Chronology of the Torah
Daily Classes with Rabbi Messod Azoulay
There is something for everyone
Daily Halachot at the end of Tefila
Daily Shiur with light breakfast after Tefila on Pirkei Avot with the commentary of Rabbi
Ovadia Yosef zt"l.
Sunday Mornings - "Start your week off on the right foot". Shahrit at 8am followed by a
full breakfast and Shiur on: "Moroccan Minds: Delving into the works of Rabbi Shalom
Messas zt"l"
Ladies shiur - Monday afternoon 1:30pm Rotating between Rabbi Azoulay & Rabbi
Eliyahu Zrihen.
Monday Night - "Shiur on Demand" every Monday night at 8:30pm
If there is a class you are interested in doing contact
Rabbi Azoulay [email protected]
FRIDAY NIGHT
Candle lighting: 5:55pm
Mincha: 5:45pm
SHABBAT MORNING
Saturday Shaharit: 8:45am
Breakfast Club - 9:40-9:10
MDKIDS PROGRAM: 10:00 am
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Tehilim: 5:00PM
Shiur: NA
Mincha: 5:25PM
Shabbat Ends: 6:55PM
THE FRIDAY NIGHT
PROJECT
COMING SOON
FAMILY
FUN
KABALAT SHABBAT
SHABBAT BREAKFAST CLUB
- Breakfast is served each & every Shabbat
- Boys & Girls Ages 8-13
- Learn the Parasha Hashavoua
- Earn tickets & Win Prizes
- Secret Special Class Outings
- Sing Songs & SO MUCH MORE
Friday Night Halachot - Rabbi Azoulay
Saturday Morning
Parasha - Rabbi Azoulay
Join us for a traditional
Moroccan Kiddush served
following Shacharit services
every Shabbat.
Contact 416.636.0865
for sponsorship opportunity
Saturday Afternoon (before
Mincha)
Collection Ethics from Rambam
-Rabbi Azoulay
Seudat Shellishit
NEW - Every week a member is
chosen to give a dvrai torah on any
subject
START YOUR MORNINGS WITH MAGEN DAVID
Breakfast Served Daily followed by a brief learning session
Monday & Thursday 7:00AM
Tues, Wed & Friday 6:45AM
Sunday Mornings
8:00AM
Introducing Mincha & Arvit Daily
Minha:
5:45 PM
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