From The Desk Of Rabbi Shlomo Rizel about Pesach

Dear Friend,

We want to wish everyone a wonderful Kosher and Healthy Pesach at home this year!

Let me share this great thought with you about being home during this season. 

The Pearls of Life brings you Rabbi Avigdor Millers opinion about going to a Hotel for Pesach. Rabbi Miller said he doubted that that gedolim would ever consider going to a Pesach Hotel And. Rabbi Miller asked so what is the terrible chet of going to a hotel for Pesach? I think I told you already. Pesach night, everybody knows, is one of the most sacred nights in Jewish life. The fact is, why do painters portray that scene more than any other subject? It’s because the Jewish nation understands that Pesach night is a sacred event. And to cheapen it by commercialism and community sedarim is a sacrilege. If some people go, it’s because they’re plain sick; they’re invalids. And if you find people who are not sick and they go, you have to know that they are not gedolim, they are far from gedolim. They are Americanized, and the word gedolim doesn’t apply to them at all. Adapted from TAPE # 33 (June 1973) 

Rabbi Rizel