Judaism

By WRTI Staff WRTI 90.1 is marking the Days of Awe with special programming. Throughout the 10-day holiday season on WRTI, listeners will hear a variety...

By Rabbi Eli Freedman Parshat Nitzavim As the month of Elul comes to a close and we prepare to enter our New Year of 5780, we...

Looking to celebrate Rosh Hashanah on a budget? Well, you’re in luck as there are shuls throughout Greater Philadelphia offering various kinds of free...

While most people head to a supermarket for their Rosh Hashanah honey, one congregation in Philadelphia goes directly to the source. The rooftop of Congregation...

By Rabbi Gregory S. Marx Parshat Ki Tavo We all know the truth. Our country is in a terrible moral crisis. Not only are we attacking...

By Rabbi Eric Yanoff Parshat Ki Teitzei Early in my career as a rabbi, I happened upon someone in my former congregation eating at an outdoor...

By Rabbi Fredi Cooper Parshat Shoftim I look above and see a different sky than I have encountered all summer. The clouds have changed their character...

By Matt Silver It’s common for hockey players to wrap and get wrapped before games — stick blades and handles, skates and ankles and knees....

By Rabbi Howard Alter Parshat Re’eh Moses is quoted in this week’s Torah reading describing the Jewish nation as God’s Chosen People who are set aside...

By Rabbi Sigal Brier Parshat Eikev In the midst of the many rules, laws and conditions which define covenantal love in Torah, we find God’s unconditional...