Prominent Breslov Rabbis Attend Wedding Celebration for Orphaned Groom
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Prominent rabbis and community leaders from the Breslov Hasidic movement attended a "Shiva Brachot" celebration for Avigdor Greenwald, whose father, Rabbi Duki Greenwald, died a month before his wedding. The event, organized by friends of the groom's father, honored the groom and remembered his late father's charitable acts. Key Breslov influencers were present, celebrating with the groom and the assembled crowd.
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- Leading Breslov rabbis attended a "Shiva Brachot" for Avigdor Greenwald, son of the late Rabbi Duki Greenwald.
- The groom's father, Rabbi Duki Greenwald, passed away about a month before the wedding.
- Prominent Breslov influencers, including Rabbi Yaakov Meir Shakter, were present at the celebration.
- The event honored the groom and remembered the charitable deeds of his deceased father.
- Benefactors Moshe Lichter and Avraham Waldiger, along with Rabbi Nachman Heilprin, organized the celebration.
Leading rabbis and community leaders from the Breslov Hasidic movement gathered for a "Shiva Brachot" celebration honoring Avigdor Greenwald, the son of the late community activist Rabbi Duki Greenwald. Rabbi Duki Greenwald passed away approximately one month prior to the wedding, leaving his son without both parents to accompany him to the chuppah. The "Shiva Brachot" event, held the day after the wedding, was organized by the groom's father's friends, benefactors Moshe Lichter and Avraham Waldiger, along with Rabbi Nachman Heilprin.
The celebration was attended by prominent Breslov Hasidic influencers, including Rabbis Yaakov Meir Shakter, Moshe Kramer, Tzvi Chashin, Efraim Koenig, Natan Maimon, Chaim Menachem Kramer, Meir Sirota, and Yaakov Shlomo Mozeson. The assembled rabbis and the large crowd rejoiced with the groom, dancing enthusiastically and recalling the charitable deeds of his late father, who was remembered for his kindness and positive impact on others.
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