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Would the chief rabbi have to be present at the bar mitzvah?

No. In fact, most countries in the world do not have chief rabbis. But if the synagogue has more than 1 rabbi, the Senior Rabbi should be present if possible.


Who is in involved in bar mitzvah?

A Rabbi, the boy, his friends and family are all involved in a Bar Mitzva.


When do dogs get there first rabbi shot?

Prior to the year of their bar mitzvah, after sundown on Passover.


Is Geoff Schwartz Jewish?

Yes Geoff Schwartz is Jewish. At his bar mitzvah the rabbi had to stand on a stool to reach him.


Why is it important to be blessed by the rabbi in a bar mitzvah?

It is NOT important to be blessed by the rabbi when recognizing a child who has become a bar mitzvah. There is no such requirement. When it does happen, the Rabbi isn't actually blessing the child. The Rabbi is blessing God for the child, or asking God to bless the child. But this is not specifically done for a bar mitzvah.In Judaism, a rabbi is not a priest, and cannot bless objects or people. The concept of blessing in Judaism is more of a thanking. We bless God and we ask God to bless us. It is nothing like the Catholic concept of transubstantiation.


Can you sent a birthday card in bar mitzvah?

For answering this question I need to know if you are going the the Bar Mitzvah or not. Usually in a Bar Mitzvah There is a ceremony with a party, and then it's customary to bring a present and not just a card. If you are not going to the Bar Mitzvah ceremony you can only send a card. Should you go to the Bar Mitzvah or not? It's totally up to you and how close you are with the family.


Can the pole holders at a Jewish wedding be younger than Bar Mitzvah age?

Good question. A rabbi might know.


Explain the ceremony of a bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah?

1. Bar Mitzvah is for 13-year-old boys 2. Bat Mitzvah is for 12- or 13-year old girls They read Hebrew passages from the Torah and Haftorah. They also give speeches on how they feel about their religious passage into adulthood. The rabbi blesses them and they have parties.


What happens if a child forgets a passage from the Torah at a Bat mitzvah or Bar mitzvah?

The cantor and/or rabbi, standing by the child's side, usually makes a quiet correction and helps the child get back on track.


Who can do a bar mitzvah beside the rabbi?

A boy becomes bar mitzvah at age 13 with or without a celebration. It's a simple matter of age, being old enough to be counted in a minyan (the quorum required for communal religious services) and old enough to be held responsible for his own actions. It is traditional to allow the boy to lead at least part of a religious service to celebrate this, with a minyan present (10 adults, including the new young adult, traditionally all men). Any adult Jew can lead the service, including the bar mitzvah boy himself. No rabbi is needed to "do" it.


What religious people would be invited to a bar mitzvah?

If you are a guest at a bar mitzvah, you don't really do anything except sit with the congregation during the service. The bar mitzvah boy (or bat mitzvah girl) usually leads and/or takes part in the service, reading from the Torah or at least saying the Torah blessings.


What person says a prayer at the bar mitzvah ceremony?

A boy becomes bar mitzvah at age 13 with or without a celebration. It's a simple matter of age, being old enough to be counted in a minyan (the quorum required for communal religious services) and old enough to be held responsible for his own actions. It is traditional to allow the boy to lead at least part of a religious service to celebrate this, with a minyan present (10 adults, including the new young adult, traditionally all men). Any adult Jew can lead the service, including the bar mitzvah boy himself. No rabbi is needed to "do" it and any adult can lead any of the prayers at the event, but in congregations that have a rabbi, the rabbi will usually say at least some of the prayers.