Kaddish is commonly referred to as the “Mourner’s Prayer” as it is recited for the deceased. See a complete text and translation
of the Kaddish Prayer.
For over 1,800 years, we have honored our departed parents by saying the Kaddish prayer.
Kaddish is a Mitzvah, a true act of kindness, and one of the basic cornerstones of Jewish Ilife. It has the power to lift the soul from one spiritual world to the next, ever higher, every year.
Do most Jews say Kaddish, or is it only minor detail in our faith?
Kaddish is a strongly held tradition that is widely practiced in all circles of the Jewish community.
For whom does Kaddish need to be said?
Kaddish is said for any member of the Jewish People who has passed on.
Complete Hebrew text of the Kaddish prayer with English and Russian translation and transliteration
We make arrangements directly with those who will be saying the Kaddish, rabbis in Israel who are fully observant of Jewish law, tradition, and practices.
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Kaddish is said on the day of the Yahrtzeit (anniversary of the Jewish Calendar date of passing). Kaddish is recited every day for eleven months after the persons passing.
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