By: Lynne Newington

Lynne Newington — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 08:37:09 +0000

I wonder if children born within other religious denomiations, follow their fathers spiritual vein and become priests who have been denied their right to a Rescript of their Vow to legitimize their child.
I believe in Halakah Law, any bastard can become a Rabbi yet one of the points in the Confidential Questionnaire for a Episcopal Candidate in Australia” to become a bishop at least, is ” was he born in lawful wedlock.
This marriage appears to be made in heaven with the help of a “divine hand”.

By: Halina

Halina — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 08:31:13 +0000

Thank you for this most romantic story full of light and happiness. In five weeks my granddaughter is going to marry her beloved in the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation. The couple have met at the university without being matched, but the young man wanted to be married by the same Rabbi that have married his parents. To prove that my granddaughter is a descendant of the truly orthodox family was for me, the only survivor of the family exterminated through the Holocaust a very difficult task. My daughter was trying to make me to stop breaking my head, saying that if the two youngsters are in love they could be married even by a celebrant. I am so thankful to Shem. By a pure coincidence of meeting the Chief Rabbi of Poland during his visit in Sydney I am now due to his help invited to the first in five generations in my family such a religious nuptials. Marriage is a very serious thing and has to be commenced exactly as the two people want. I am full of the most happy expectations and was realy moved reading about the happy couple you were writing about.

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