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By Rabbi Elias Lieberman
Professional view about the complications that can emerge for interfaith families when a death occurs and deals with two specific examples of this.
Date: 07-18-2006
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By Rosalyn Shafter
Personal narrative from a woman whose husband, a recent convert to Judaism, keeps his conversion secret from his 95-year-old mother.
Date: 02-23-2007
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By Rabbi Carl Perkins
Professional advice from a rabbi on how to approach the gray areas surrounding burial, belief, and ritual when deciding how to bury and commemorate a loved one in an interfaith family. Also, a description of traditional Jewish
Date: 11-14-2006
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By Paulette Mann
Personal narrative from an atheist Jewish woman who was struggling to rebuild her life after her husband’s death and found comfort in Buddhist practice.
Date: 01-05-2007
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By Ellen Rambo
The story of how a young widow found comfort and meaning in Jewish burial, shiva and yahrtzeit.
Date: 01-23-2008
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By Ronnie Caplane
Personal narrative in which a widow chooses a headstone for her non-Jewish husband.
Date: 07-18-2006
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By Rabbi Earl A. Grollman
Professional advice article that offers tips on how to handle a loss in a way that will help children cope best.
Date: 07-18-2006
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By Rabbi Richard Hirsh
The Reconstructionist take on mourning issues for interfaith families.
Date: 08-11-2006
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By Andi Rosenthal
Personal narrative of a Jew-by-choice describing her questions, thoughts and emotions at the funeral of her beloved Catholic aunt. She feels connected to her family through experience and to her aunt through faith, regardless of religion.
Date: 11-14-2006
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By Rabbi Lev Baesh
Professional advice from a rabbi who describes how he co-officiates at interfaith funerals, citing one in particular.
Date: 07-18-2006