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Pesach - Passover
5770 / 2010
for UAlbany and area students
at Shabbos House Rohr Chabad Jewish
Student Center
320 Fuller Road, Albany NY 12203
(518) 438-4227
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Sale of Chametz
"Chametz" refers to
all leavened products including bread, bagels, cookies, pretzels,
macaroni, bear, whiskey etc.. For the duration of Passover, Jews are not
allowed to ear these foods or even have it in their possession. If you'd
like to "sell" your Chametz to a non-Jew before Passover, gather it up and
put it away in a drawer or cabinet or box, and fill out the online form at
www.capitalchabad.com/chametz
Seders &
Passover
UAlbany is giving
nearly a week off for Spring Break at Passover time - all of Passover is
off aside for the 8th and final day! Nearly all
students will be away, Shabbos House is assessing the need for hosting
Passover Seders (as we did some years). Please be in
touch with us (or call
518-438-4227) if you will be up here for Passover and are interested in a
Seder or Passover meals.
Dutch Kosher Dining for Passover
Being that students will be
away for most of Passover, Dutch will not be kosherizing the Kitchen for
Passover and serving hot meals. Stay tuned for possible boxed meals which
will likely need to be ordered ahead of time.
7th & 8th Days of Passover Meals at Shabbos House
Shabbos is back up and
running for the final 2 of the 8 days of Passover. Beginning Sunday Night
April 4th through Tuesday April 6th, we'll have festive meals and
atmosphere for returning students after Passover/Spring Break.
Sunday
4/4: Dinner 8pm (informal holiday prayers 7:30pm)
Monday 4/5: Lunch 12-2pm (informal 7th day of Passover holiday prayers
11am)
Monday 4/5: Prayers 7:30pm, Dinner 8pm (likely we'll have a Minyan for
this evening service)
Tuesday 4/6: Lunch 12-3pm (informal last day of Passover holiday prayers
11am)
Tuesday 4/6: Farewell to Passover / Moshiach Seudah at 7pm
Passover ends at 8:09pm.
All who sold their Chametz for Passover should wait an additional hour or
so before using it.
HOLIDAY DATES:
Passover 2010 begins Monday
Night 3/29 and runs through Tuesday evening 4/6.
Holiday Days: Monday evening 3/29 thru Wednesday evening 3/31 are the first holiday
days of Passover. Seders are done both nights of Monday and Tuesday etc.
The holiday dates resume the following week, Sunday Night 4/4 through
Tuesday 4/6.
Weekday
Holiday Days: Tuesday Night 4/6 through Sunday evening 4/4 are called
the intermediate days: we still eat Matzah and only Kosher for Passover
food, but (most) people go to work as usual.
PASSOVER LINKS
more info,
inspiration, how-to etc...
UALBANY PASSOVER INDEX PAGE at SHABBOS
HOUSE
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