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vice
the nitro rashish had lost his wife and
five children tragically during the m he
had miraculously survived and fought to
rescue as many yidden as possible heroic
atola efforts following the war he made
his way to America he rebuilt the nitra
yes yhiva in a cahila and mount kiskong
he eventually remarried and he had five
children and at the brris of his fifth
son he was extremely emotional and he
spoke at the brris about The words of
the piton in the for it says
everything that exists in exist down
here in this world. And it says there
are
mishim
and mandel cried out with tremendous
emotion and he said I have five
children. They gave their lives.
These are
Now at this bris of my fifth child, we
have the opportunity to have
following the we say
we should be
in this world
just like
and it's our that the same pray at the
of their brothers and sisters
by going
my children and all of us
to be mad to live alashm
recently I had the opportunity to travel
with a number of the to many
one of the perhaps most profoundly
moving and painful experiences was at
one of the mccleus shell kadeshim when
we stood by the ruins uence of the
crematoria in Awitz Burkanau and I said
over what our vice malle said and I said
if we could try to imagine if we could
try to hear the voices of a million that
went alem what would they say to us what
would be their message what would their
charge to us be
we have to understand that just like
there's a mission
and a message to every
we're called upon to bring that mission
that charge that into our lives every
single day.
Nobody is passed over in the call of
each and every one of us. The bonim bull
bon the mdish mdish. We hear the call
each and every day in the small moments
in the quiet moments in the impactful
moments in the moments that make in this
world in the moments that reverberate in
shayim the private moments of
let us accept the charge and rise to our
calling to be