Rabbis to Pray for Miracles at Holy Sites in Prague
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Two prominent rabbis are traveling to Prague this Monday to pray at ancient Jewish cemeteries for salvation and miracles, including for those seeking marriage, healing, and guidance for their children. The pilgrimage, timed for a day designated by the Chasam Sofer for prayer, will visit the graves of figures like the Maharal of Prague and Kli Yakar. Donors to "Kupat Ha'ir" will have their names mentioned during the prayers, and a "Prague Salvation Document" will be issued to regular contributors.
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- Two rabbis will pray at ancient Prague cemeteries this Monday for miracles.
- The pilgrimage honors a day designated by the Chasam Sofer for prayer and salvation.
- Prayers will be offered at the graves of the Maharal of Prague and Kli Yakar.
- Donors to "Kupat Ha'ir" will have their names mentioned during the prayers.
- Special prayers are planned for marriage, healing, and family guidance.
- A "Prague Salvation Document" will be issued to regular donors.
A special pilgrimage is scheduled for this coming Monday in Prague, where two prominent rabbis, referred to as Maran HaGaon Rabbi Y. Fishof Shlit"a and Maran HaGaon Rabbi Sh. Glai Shlit"a, will offer prayers at the ancient cemeteries of the city. The trip is timed for a day designated by the Chasam Sofer as a day of prayer and salvation. During the visit, the rabbis will visit the holy graves of the Maharal of Prague, the Kli Yakar, and other revered figures.
Rabbi Sh. Glai Shlit"a expressed rare sentiments regarding the journey, stating, "I felt that great miracles could be achieved there and that prayers are answered." The rabbis will specifically mention the names of donors to "Kupat Ha'ir" (The City's Fund) during their prayers, seeking miraculous salvation and wonders akin to the days of the Maharal. Special prayers will be offered for those facing delays in marriage, for the sick in need of healing, and for parents dealing with children straying from their path, with the hope for swift and wondrous salvation for all.
The prayers will take place at Prague's ancient cemeteries, near the graves of past generations. The names submitted will be meticulously recited by the rabbis. Following the prayers, a "Prague Salvation Document" will be signed for regular donors to this fundraising campaign.