I have always found the custom, in Ashkenazi circles, of reciting Yizkor on the Jewish holidays to be somewhat jarring. After all, the festivals are meant to be occasions of joy and celebration, filled with song, community, and gratitude. Yizkor, by contrast, is a solemn… | Read More in The Blogs
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