Jerusalem Devotees Connect to Rebbe's Grave Via Phone
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Hundreds of Jerusalem residents gathered this week for a commemorative meal marking the anniversary of Rabbi Mordechai of Ribnitz's passing. A phone was placed open at the Rebbe's grave in Monsey, New York, enabling the Jerusalem crowd to connect spiritually. The event facilitated a cross-continental prayer and communication with the deceased Rebbe.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hundreds of Jerusalem residents gathered for a commemorative event this week.
- The event marked the anniversary of the passing of Rabbi Mordechai of Ribnitz.
- A phone was placed open at the Rebbe's grave in Monsey, New York.
- The Jerusalem crowd was able to pray and speak to the Rebbe's grave via the phone.
- The event facilitated a spiritual connection across continents.
Hundreds of Jerusalem residents gathered this week to commemorate the anniversary of the passing of Rabbi Mordechai of Ribnitz, known as the Rebbe of Monsey. During a commemorative meal, a telephone was placed open near the Rebbe's grave in Monsey, New York. This allowed the assembled crowd to pray and speak "quietly" across continents, directly to the Rebbe's resting place. The event was described as a spiritual connection bridging geographical distance.
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