MONSEY (VINnews) — Monsey Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz has volunteered to say Kaddish in place of any Westchester residents who are quarantined due the coronavirus and cannot continue to fulfill their obligation to say Kaddish for their loved ones. Horowitz asked people to send him the Jewish name of their relatives, adding that if he gets more requests he will tweet to his followers that more volunteers are required.
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To people in Westchester Country NY under quarantine:
If you are saying Kaddish within the “year” or if you have a yahrtzeit coming up, I would be honored to say Kaddish on behalf of your loved one until the quarantine is lifted.
Pls email me at [email protected] … pic.twitter.com/9Gqup3ywmd
— Yakov Horowitz (@yakovhorowitz) March 4, 2020
THATS WHAT A GOOD JEW DOES
I thought that you can only say Kaddish for one person at a time?
So nice of him
We also host a interactive Web based video Daf Yomi nightly
930pm. All those who a quarantined are welcome to join.
Mee Kiamcha Yisroel. The Rabbi should be blessed.