The Ridniker Shteibel is pleased to announce that we are hosting
Rabbi Daniel Stein, שליט״א
this Shabbos, Parshas Naso – May 30th & 31st, 2014

Rabbi Stein will say Divrei Torah at the following times:

• Friday night between Kabolas Shabbos and Maariv (Note that Mincha will be at 7:00 pm followed by Kabolas Shabbos & Maariv)
• Shabbos before Mussaf
• Shabbos afternoon for the women of the community, hosted by Naomi Scharf (545 West End Avenue) – 6:15 pm
• Shabbos afternoon at 7:15 pm – Iyun Shiur
• Shalosh Seudos

We encourage the entire Kehilla to make every effort to participate!

Shabbos Schedule
Friday night
Mincha, Kabolas Shabbos & Maariv – 7:00 pm

Shabbos Day
Daf Yomi – 8:45 am
Shacharis – 9:30 am
Followed by a hot Kiddush sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Murray Huberfeld in honor of their children Ezra and Jessica
Mincha followed by Shalosh Seudos & Maariv – 8:00 pm
Shabbos ends – 9:11 pm

The West Side community has the zechus of hosting Harav Binyomin Eisenberger, Shlita this Shabbos. The following is Rav Eisenberger’s schedule:

Kabolas Shabbos
Boyaner Shtiebel, 451 West End Ave
Mincha 5:10 PM

Oneg Shabbos
Party Room at 535 West End Ave
from 8:30 PM
Drosha for men and women, hosted by Andrew & Shannon Penson and Murray & Laura Huberfeld. Topic - Reconciliation of Lunar and Solar Calendars with Adar Aleph

Shacharis
Babad Shtiebel, 321 W 100th Street
Brochos at 9:00 AM
Drosha during kiddush following davening

Ladies Shiur
At the home of Dr. Dudi and Tzippy Diamond, 473 West End Ave, Apt 1C
4:00 PM
Topic - The Woman’s Role: To “Do” by “Not Doing”. Shalosh Seudos after the shiur.

Mincha / Shalosh Seudos
Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan, 346 W 89th Street, corner RSD
Mincha 5:10 PM
Shiur for men, hosted by Ali and Naomi Scharf. Topic - "Don’t Lose Sight of Hashem in your Avodas Hashem".

The West Side Community is pleased to welcome
Harav Yehoshua Eichensten of Yerushalayim
Rabbi Eichenstein is a native of St Louis and a talmid of Harav Yitzchok Hutner and Yeshiva Chaim Berlin.

He will be speaking This Shabbos Parshas Va'eira at neighborhood shuls.

In addition there will be a Oneg Shabbos at 8pm at the home of
Shlomo and Malca Gottesman
650 West End Ave Apt 3a
at which he will discuss Divrei Torah on the Parsha and current issues.

RABBI HERSHEL SCHACHTER, שליט”א
will be maspid Harav Ovadiah Yosef ^זצ״ל

at the
Boyaner Shteibel
Motzai Shabbos, Parshas Vayeitzei
November 9th at 7:30 PM

It is with great pleasure that we invite
the men and women of the West Side community
to another exciting shiur by the renowned speaker
Hagaon Harav Binyomin Eisenberger Shlita
exploring
Inyanei Pesach

Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 9 PM

In our home
255 West 88 Street, Apartment 3A

Maariv to follow

We look forward to greeting you
Sruli and Michelle Deutsch

3509. On Purim night, candles should be lit in the home (without a bracha) and the table should be set just as on Shabbos. Shulchan Aruch w/Mishnah Brurah 695:1

3510. There is mitzvah to eat a Seudah on Purim night, and candles should be lit at all Purim Seudah's. The night Seudah need not be as elaborate as the daytime Seudah. Shulchan Aruch w/Mishnah Brurah 695:1, see Shaarei Tshuvah

3511. The Shulchan Aruch does not specify that the mitzvah to become intoxicated on Purim is only with wine. Nevertheless, the main drink should be wine because Rashi (Megillah 7a), The Rambam (Hilchos Megillah 2:15), The Rokeach (Siman 237), and The Radvaz (1:462) all specifically mention wine {because many miracles happened at The "Mishteh Haya'yin"}. Rav Moshe Shternbuch in Moadim U'zmanim 2:190

3512. It is good to learn Torah before beginning the Seudas Purim, and this is a Tikkun that there should not be any 'Takalah' (trouble) at the Seudah. Shulchan Aruch w/Mishnah Berurah 695:2, Mes. Megillah 16b, Darchei Moshe 695:3, Nit'ay Gavriel 69:1

3513. The Chofetz Chaim brings the words of the Chayei Odom that "One who knows himself, that he will be 'mezalzel' (i.e. and not properly fulfill) any mitzvah because of drinking wine; for example Netilas Yadayim, or any beracha, or Bircas Hamazon, or he will fail to daven Mincha or Maariv, or he will behave with 'Kalus Rosh' (i.e. improperly), he should not become intoxicated. Shulchan Aruch w/Mishnah Berurah 695:2, see Biur Halacha

3514. There is a Mitzvah for every Jew to study Hilchos Pesach beginning thirty days before the Yom Tov (i.e. on Purim) to know the correct way to perform the Pesach mitzvos. This obligation extends throughout all the days of Pesach itself. Included in this Mitzvah is the Shabbos Hagadol Drasha, a portion of which should be devoted to Hilchos Pesach. Shulchan Aruch w/Mishnah Brurah 429:1

Halacha L'kovod Shabbos - "Carrying a Megillah on Shabbos With An Eruv"

One may not carry a Megillah to shul on Shabbos afternoon (which is Erev Purim) even in a place with a proper Eruv because one may not prepare for Chol (i.e. Purim) on Shabbos. Rather, one should bring the Megillah to shul before Shabbos, or after Shabbos. Shaarei Tshuva 693:2, Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 141:7

It is with great pleasure that we invite
the men and women of the West Side community
to another exciting shiur by the renowned speaker
Hagaon Harav Binyomin Eisenberger Shlita
exploring
Inyanei D’Yoma

this Thursday, January 31, 2013
at 9 PM

In our home
255 West 88 Street, Apartment 3A

Maariv to follow

We look forward to greeting you
Sruli and Michelle Deutsch