Bradenton Herald
Rabbi Mendy Bukiet with the Chabad of Bradenton
opens bottles of wine in preparation for the Passover
Seder Wednesday at River Club.
opens bottles of wine in preparation for the Passover
Seder Wednesday at River Club.
As Bukiet, of Chabad of Bradenton, poured potatoes and carrots into a cup - one of several dishes consumed during a meal called a seder - he said Passover serves as a reminder to not forget the past. But just as important, it begs to pay attention to today.
Passover, commemorating the flight of the Jewish slaves from Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II, is said to be a spectacle to excite the curiosity of children.
Observing Passover in Manatee
Bradenton Herald
Rabbi Mendy Bukiet with the Chabad of Bradenton
opens bottles of wine in preparation for the Passover
Seder Wednesday at River Club.
opens bottles of wine in preparation for the Passover
Seder Wednesday at River Club.
In a matter of minutes, Rabbi Mendy Bukiet hurriedly transformed a quiet back room of the River Club at Lakewood Ranch into a temporary place of worship for the first night of Passover.
As Bukiet, of Chabad of Bradenton, poured potatoes and carrots into a cup – one of several dishes consumed during a meal called a seder – he said Passover serves as a reminder to not forget the past. But just as important, it begs to pay attention to today.
Passover, commemorating the flight of the Jewish slaves from Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II, is said to be a spectacle to excite the curiosity of children.
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