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shul | sh oōl; sh oŏl|
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a synagogue : on High Holidays he attended shul.
ORIGIN late 19th cent.: Yiddish, from German Schule ‘school.’
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Hello Mr. Roteman,
WOW! This was a very powerful article this week and now I wonder if I am worthy of being a Jew? I’ve always tried to keep the Sabbath and our parents always told us the importance of Shabat, but sometimes it was just imposible to do. I knew so many that worked on Saturday because they had too and I knew so many others that went to Shul to look good. Anyway, being a lot older now, the Sabbath is far more inportant. I still keep trying! Good article!!
Shalom my friend,
Paul Lederstein