Dear Miss MannersI was in synagogue for Yom Kippur and was upset to see in the sanctuary a teenager chewing gum an adult drinking water and mothers of young children eating peanut butter and banana ID: 171882 Download Pdf
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Dear Miss Manners,I was in synagogue for Yom Kippur and was upset to see in the sanctuary a teenager chewing gum, an adult drinking water, and mothers of young children eating peanut butter and banana
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Miss Manners Goes to ShulDear Friends,In Japan slurping your noodles indicates appreciation. Such is the case with burping after a meal in Saudi Arabia. Slurping and burping, however, are not considered the best manners in the U.S. As a result, if we Dear Miss Manners,I was in synagogue for Yom Kippur and was upset to see in the sanctuary a teenager chewing gum, an adult drinking water, and mothers of young children eating peanut butter and banana sandwiches with their children outside. When I grew up this was unheard of, even for those people who did not fast. Is there anything I can do? I dont want to get into a difficult situation with my neighbors but it does bother me.Gentle Reader:Fasting from food and water on Yom Kippur is a very important tradition, and it is understandable that you would feel so upset to see people in the synagogue eating and drinking. As you probably know, when there is a health issue, Judaism encourages people who are ill or too weak to fast to eat or drink. If one begins to fast and then feels faint or ill, one should indeed drink, rather than spend Yom Kippur too sick to pray. Unless it is urgent however, this eating or drinking should be done in private so as not to distract others who are fasting. Of course children should eat or drink, and this can be done away from the sanctuary. Parents should not partake in their childrens food at the synagogue for this would also take away from the community feeling of the day. Of course, what people do in private is their own decision. If you see someone eating or drinking andyou know that there is clearly not a health issue (chewing gum, for example), you can politely explain that there is no eating or drinking at the synagogue during Yom Kippur other than in cases of illness. If that is uncomfortable, you could always ask your Rabbi to quote Miss Manners and communicate with the congregation.Dear Miss Manners,I have attended High Holiday services at the Marthas Vineyard Hebrew Center in the past and have no idea how to dress. There are people in white, black, purple, suits and ties, Hawaiian shirts and shorts, and everything else. I am afraid I will choose the one outfit that is out of place. Can you advise?Gentle Reader:I happen to know something about the Marthas Vineyard Hebrew Center and am sure you will enjoy e holidays there. On Yom Kippur the custom is to wear white and many people observe the custom of not wearing leather and choose to wear more casual canvas or synthetic shoes or sneakers. You are welcome to wear any color you choose and not everyone wears white but the majority of people do.The Hebrew Center encourages people, including children, to dress festively in celebration of a holy day. That will look different for different people, and there is no dress code. The most important thing is prayerand community. Besides, I hear that the Rabbi is a baby boomer, and we know how that misguided generation feels about proper dress. Shana Tova to everyone!Miss Manners
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