The Passover Seder at SJU:
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Jews and Christians Experiencing Exodus Together
Sunday, March 17, 2013, 4 p.m.Campion Hall: Banquet Hall North Campus map |
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Co-sponsored by the Institute
for Jewish-Catholic Relations of Saint Joseph's University, the Jewish
Community Relations Council, Main Line Reform Temple-Beth Elohim, Temple
Har Zion, and SJU's Interfaith Task Force.
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The Passover Meal, the Seder, marks one of the major feasts on the Jewish calendar. Passover is also important for Christians since the story of Israel's Exodus from Egypt is a principal element of many Christian observances, especially during Holy Week. The Seder meal is a wonderful way for Christians to have a direct experience of Jewish spiritual life, and for both communities to rededicate themselves to a world in which slavery and injustice are no more.
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The Passover Seder at SJU is a full catered kosher meal. Participants will join in the prayers, songs, and celebration in as close to a traditionally Jewish form as possible. A limited number of seats are available for 50 Christians and 50 Jews - first come, first served - so register as soon as possible! Click HERE for full details and registration form. Registration Fee: $25 per person; SJU Students: $10 per person • |
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