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and her husband Rabbi Dennis Sasso in the early 1970s. The ceremony was to take place on
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Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob - may He bless the woman who has given birth (new mother's Hebrew name) daughter of (her father's Hebrew name) with her daughter who has been born to her at an auspicious time, and may her name be called in Israel (baby's Hebrew name) daughter
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with good luck and in a blessed hour; and may she grow up with good health, peace and tranquility; and may her father and her mother merit to see her joy and her wedding, and male children, riches and honour; and may they be vigorous and fresh, fruitful into old age; and so may this be the will, and
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custom, it is preferable for the newborn girl to be named at the earliest possible Torah reading in the synagogue (whether on Monday, Thursday, Shabbat or other day which include a public Torah reading), however, other customs are also cited such as those who wait until the
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incorporates the washing of the baby's feet in water with readings and blessings related to the symbol of water. The ceremony blessing states that God has ‘‘commanded us to bring her into the covenant of the people of Israel.’’ An earlier version of the
Reconstructionist ceremony was known as
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1730:: "Hollekreisch! How shall the baby be called? So-and-so So-and-so So-and-so (i.e. his or her name three times)." Nuts, sweets and fruits were then distributed to the guests. The custom applied to both boys (who had already received their Hebrew names at their
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1647:) often by the parent or a friend, readings about female biblical figures, and an explanation of the name chosen for the newborn. The child may also be given both an ‘English’ and a ‘Jewish’ name (either a Hebrew or Yiddish name). Additionally, in the
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of (baby's father's Hebrew name), for her husband, the infant's father, will contribute to charity on their behalf. In reward for this, may they raise her to Torah, marriage and good deeds. Now let us respond: amen.
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presents a ceremony which includes readings and blessings as well as optional features which parents may choose to perform including lighting of candles, touching a Torah handle, and enfolding in a prayer shawl
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The one Who blessed our mothers, Sarah and Rivkah, Rachel and Leah, and the prophet Miriam and
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blessing is recited (see text below) which includes the namegiving prayer. Some communities maintain the custom that the rabbi holds the newborn while reciting the verse(s) from Song of Songs.
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in the 1970s. However, in the 1970s and 1980s, other
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ritual. The uniqueness of the ceremony is that it may be presented as non-traditional and female-focused, in which women play a role alongside men. One possibility for this acceptance of the
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Hyman, P. E. (1993). Traditionalism and
Village Jews in 19th-Century Western and Central Europe: Local Persistence and Urban Nostalgia. The Uses of Tradition,(Cambridge: Harvard 1992).
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includes both Hebrew prayers of blessing and an
English blessing regarding Torah study. The Reconstructionist Rabbi's Manual, however, presents an additional ceremony known as
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Hyman, P. E. (1999). A Feminist
Perspective on Jewish Fundamentalism. In Religious Fundamentalisms and the Human Rights of Women (pp. 271-280). Palgrave Macmillan, New York.
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Hammer, J. (2005). Holle's Cry: Unearthing a Birth Goddess in a German Jewish Naming Ceremony. Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues, (9), 62-87.
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celebration may consist of a communal welcoming, a naming done over a cup of wine with the quotation of appropriate Biblical verses, and traditional blessings. In the
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Leissner, O. M. (2001). Jewish Women's Naming Rites and the Rights of Jewish Women. Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues, 4(1), 140-177.
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ceremony, honorees fold each corner of a tallit over or around the newborn. Other customs include the addition of a special greeting at the start of the ceremony.
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Blessed are You, Lord our God, ruler of the world, who rewards the undeserving with goodness, and who has rewarded me with goodness.
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Book of prayer of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation, London. Volume One: Daily and occasional prayers.
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3376:Jewish life
3335:WikiProject
2849:Tseno Ureno
2707:Matchmaking
2669:bat mitzvah
2658:Simchat bat
2654:Zeved habat
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1565:Zeved Habat
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1273:Zeved Habat
1253:Simchat Bat
1230:Cochin Jews
1222:Syrian Jews
1206:Zeved Habat
1128:Simchat Bat
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656:Zeved habat
439:Holy Temple
379:Holy cities
113:Conservadox
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3550:Engagement
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3475:Daily life
3399:Brit milah
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1842:References
1712:Frau Holle
1645:dvar Torah
1547:, and the
1457:(cantor).
1321:Pentateuch
1200:Background
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1178:ברית קדושה
1135: -
901:Yom Kippur
444:Tabernacle
189:Chosenness
161:Philosophy
142:Humanistic
3096:Nivcharot
2986:B'not Esh
2905:Rebbetzin
2818:Sexuality
2806:In Israel
2727:Homemaker
2524:Bat-Kohen
2507:In Israel
1926:"Fadas",
1732:brit mila
1674:would be
1660:Ashkenazi
1545:Psalm 128
1445:synagogue
1396:beYisrael
1188:חול-קרייש
1176:(Hebrew:
1166:(Hebrew:
1139:) is the
1131:(Hebrew:
1020:Criticism
985:Pluralism
963:Mormonism
869:Kol Nidre
643:education
568:Acharonim
414:Synagogue
391:Jerusalem
73:Movements
3818:Yahrzeit
3813:Tehillim
3755:Tefillin
3663:Tzedakah
3658:Holidays
3648:Chavurah
3643:Chavrusa
3628:Daf Yomi
3517:Marriage
3446:Upsherin
3315:Category
3006:Hadassah
2976:Aminadav
2947:Timeline
2916:Timeline
2878:Mechitza
2871:Midrasha
2801:Abortion
2702:Marriage
2695:Marriage
2621:Orthodox
2609:Feminism
2529:Bat Levi
1820:See also
1637:halakhic
1437:Sephardi
1400:Moroccan
1392:imoteinu
1210:Sephardi
1163:Brit Bat
1050:Muhammad
953:Hinduism
926:Hanukkah
864:Tachanun
859:Havdalah
724:Tefillin
671:Marriage
563:Rishonim
549:Savoraim
406:Tiberias
355:Tzedakah
275:Rabbinic
174:Kabbalah
147:Haymanot
81:Orthodox
34:a series
32:Part of
3808:Kaddish
3770:Menorah
3760:Mezuzah
3745:Tzitzit
3740:Machzor
3728:Midrash
3716:Tosefta
3711:Mishnah
3699:Ketuvim
3694:Nevi'im
3653:Chidush
3608:Customs
3585:Divorce
3565:Chuppah
3560:Ketubah
3502:Kashrut
3461:Yeshiva
3325:Commons
3253:Schools
3161:Vocolot
3086:Na'amat
3071:Maharat
2981:Bat Kol
2744:Divorce
2631:Mizrahi
2626:Israeli
2545:History
2214:
1752:Moravia
1748:Bohemia
1744:Austria
1736:Germany
1724:Vayikra
1681:kiddush
1668:Shabbat
1579:Hasidic
1435:In the
1377:Rebekah
1333:Zebulon
1309:Hagomel
1267:at the
1228:and of
1214:Mizrahi
1168:ברית בת
1148:newborn
1133:שמחת בת
1010:Zionism
916:Shavuot
834:Kaddish
811:Prayers
744:Menorah
739:Mezuzah
729:Tzitzit
684:Yeshiva
639:Culture
544:Amoraim
539:Tannaim
510:Rebecca
498:Solomon
466:Abraham
345:Kashrut
296:Tosefta
291:Midrash
281:Mishnah
263:Piyutim
244:Ketuvim
239:Nevi'im
179:Messiah
137:Renewal
127:Karaite
92:Hasidic
42:Judaism
3828:Yizkor
3775:Shofar
3765:Kippah
3750:Tallit
3735:Siddur
3721:Gemara
3706:Talmud
3684:Tanakh
3580:Mikvah
3575:Niddah
3540:Yichus
3535:Tzniut
3466:Kollel
3451:Wimpel
3273:Places
3232:Lilith
3076:Ma'yan
3061:Kolech
3011:Hadran
2942:Cantor
2937:Scribe
2857:minyan
2842:Tkhine
2793:Yichud
2786:Negiah
2779:Tzniut
2750:Agunah
2597:(2020)
2554:(1893)
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1781:tallit
1777:tallit
1756:Poland
1728:German
1720:tallit
1592:aliyah
1576:Chabad
1455:hazzan
1450:ḥakhám
1412:פלונית
1361:prayer
1327:where
1224:, the
1141:Jewish
1115:Hebrew
1015:Israel
911:Pesach
906:Sukkot
854:Hallel
839:Minyan
829:Aleinu
824:Amidah
797:Gartel
792:Kittel
775:Hadass
749:Shofar
734:Kippah
719:Tallit
694:Cheder
689:Kollel
605:Hazzan
558:Geonim
533:Chazal
515:Rachel
429:Sukkah
424:Mikveh
401:Hebron
383:places
360:Niddah
350:Tzniut
286:Talmud
258:Siddur
253:Ḥumash
228:Tanakh
184:Ethics
120:Reform
99:Modern
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3803:Shiva
3790:Death
3689:Torah
3638:Siyum
3633:Shiur
3613:Rites
3218:Binah
3046:JWCIF
3041:JWCEO
3001:Eshel
2366:(PDF)
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1151:girls
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1045:Jesus
1040:Music
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782:Arava
768:Lulav
761:Etrog
625:Kohen
620:Mohel
610:Dayan
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590:Rabbi
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493:David
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483:Moses
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471:Isaac
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