A prayer from everyone for the homeland
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- Chile’s Jewish community will pray together for the country on Monday, September 7.
- The community says it recites a prayer for Chile, its president and its authorities every Shabbat in synagogues from Arica to Punta Arenas.
On Monday, September 7, Chile’s Jewish community will pray together for the country.
The community says it carries out the same ritual each week, at every Shabbat and in every synagogue from Arica to Punta Arenas. Members stand and recite a prayer for Chile, its president and its authorities.
The practice, the article says, forms part of the community’s liturgy and is regarded as its duty.
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