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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1972
Page
2
A public gathering at Sorial Hall invites attendance with no admission fee. Speakers include Raymond Tormett of St Joseph's Medical Center and Ted Werner of Notre Dame Law School, joined by Albert Bucglew. The event centers on abortion ethics and medical opinions.
A series titled The Practicality of we Real Jesus Please Stand opens at Catholic Church with Bishop Edward A. McCarthy as chief speaker. The event, free of charge, is held in the church social hall and features Rev. William Me and Rev. Michael in Mill among others.
Local religious groups schedule sermons, Bible studies, vesper gatherings, and youth programs. The Baptist, Lutheran, Baha i and nondenominational churches announce calendar events, voter registration duties, and World Peace Day activities with speakers Tim Anderson Dr Howard Stone and Paul Barker among others.
Rabbi Samuel Teitelbaum, new leader of Congregation Haverim, frames Yom Kippur as a day of wholesomeness and at one with God and humanity. He discusses fasting, renewal vows, and the holiday schedule including Kol Nidre services at Shepherd of the Hills Church and an afternoon memorial service honoring Munich victims and Arab casualties alike.
Scottsdale will observe Yom Kippur from sundown Sunday to sundown Monday with Haverim Har Zion and Temple Selel holding services at their venues. Yizkor prayers are scheduled for Sunday and Monday, with service times and locations listed for each congregation. A Sukkoth observance follows Sept 22 to 24 including a Lipow home gathering with a picnic supper.
In a 1972 Scottsdale interview, Rabbi Teitelbaum discusses his wartime Hasidim wall experience in Palestine, the need for equal rights and pay, and his stance against campus violence. He reflects on Jewish life, discrimination in Ft. Smith and New York, and his teaching roles at Queens College and Scottsdale Community College.
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