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 life. It has the power to lift the soul from one spiritual world to the next, ever higher, every year.
Many people wish to say Kaddish for their loved ones, but for various reasons, find it difficult or even impossible. We are one people with one soul. Hence, Torah law teaches that when needed, one Jew can say Kaddish on behalf of any another.
FREE Kaddish Service is a service that arranges Kaddish to be said, according to tradition, on behalf of whomever you choose.
What is Kaddish?
Kaddish is commonly referred to as the “Mourner’s Prayer” as it is recited for the deceased.
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