A Visit from Kathy Hochul

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A Visit from Kathy Hochul

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Feb 6, 2024

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During Kabbalat Shabbat, Governor Kathy Hochul talked about her trip to Israel, the importance of allyship, and the steps she’s taking to protect citizens from the rise in antisemitism.

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Feb 6, 2024

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Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - To Honor and Revere - October 5, 2022: While we hope for long life, we fear the inevitable losses of old age; most of all, we fear becoming irrelevant. Rabbi Cosgrove charges us with revering our elders, not only by caring for their physical and social needs, but above all, by maintaining the... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
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Back to the Polls: Breaking Down the Israeli Election: As Israelis head back to the polls on November 1 for the fifth time in three years, David Halperin, CEO of Israel Policy Forum, and Rabbi Cosgrove discuss who the key players are, what to look out for in this round of voting, and what’s at stake. Stay co... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
60 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Intermarriage Rising - November 19, 2022: Given the fact of interfaith marriages, what is the role and responsibility of the rabbi and the synagogue? Rabbi Cosgrove enjoins interfaith couples to learn about Judaism together and to take responsibility for their Jewish future. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
21 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Kissinger on Moses - October 8, 2022: Drawing parallels between Moses and successful modern leaders, Rabbi Cosgrove finds that Moses exemplifies all the qualities of a great leader, especially the ultimate measure of success: that one’s values endure far beyond one’s own lifetime. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
18 min listen
Sermon – Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove – Keeping Pace – September 10, 2022: Rabbi Cosgrove suggests that while the Torah lists detailed rules for returning lost property, the deeper meaning of this concern may be about repairing lost relationships and restoring our souls. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
14 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Herzl and Me - September 26, 2022: In an imagined conversation with the founding father of Zionism, Rabbi Cosgrove assesses the accomplishments, the aspirations, and the complexities of the Jewish state and provides a charge for us all to create strong Jewish identities. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
29 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Postcards - October 5, 2022: The moment of Yizkor makes us aware of the finite and indefinite length of our lives. Rabbi Cosgrove encourages us not only to remember our debts to those who have gone before but also to recognize our responsibility to those who will follow us and will,... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
13 min listen
Reflection on the Rabbinate: Rabbis Cosgrove and Wolpe in Conversation: As Rabbi Wolpe prepares to retire after serving as Rabbi of Los Angeles’ Sinai Temple for 25 years, he and Rabbi Cosgrove engage in dialogue reflecting on his rabbinic career. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_Cosgrove on Instagram and... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
45 min listen
Invisible String: How do we support Israel when we object to the actions of its government? Rabbi Cosgrove proposes that our support is essential now more than ever before, advising that we must uphold and assist ventures that work toward establishing an Israel that r... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
17 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: Beyond Sports with Jon Frankel: Listen as Rabbi Cosgrove discusses cutting edge issues in sports (and a little Judaism) with HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel correspondent Jon Frankel, a longtime member of Park Avenue Synagogue. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
30 min listen
Rabbi Cosgrove: Keep Moving (Ne’ilah, 2023): For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_Cosgrove on Instagram and Facebook. Want to stay connected with PAS? Follow us @ParkAvenueSyn on all platforms, and check out www.pasyn.org for all our virtual and in-person offerings. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
15 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Zauzmer - Honey Moments - September 25, 2022: Rabbi Zauzmer explores the meaning of honey on Rosh Hashanah and throughout the year. Through sharing about her own upbringing, she discusses how we can create our own sweet Jewish traditions (metaphorical "honey moments") to instill a love of Judaism in... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
20 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Zauzmer - Lessons of Come From Away - October 1, 2022 by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
12 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: Georgia in the Balance with Neil Steiner: As the country awaits the outcome of the Georgia Senate runoff election, listen as Rabbi Cosgrove discusses the state of election and voting rights laws, with Neil Steiner, a PAS member and the recipient of the American Bar Association’s top Pro Bono... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
27 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Zuckerman - The Holiday About ”Nothing” - October 15, 2022: Enjoy this most recent sermon from Rabbi Zuckerman, which he shared live before PAS this past Shabbat. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
15 min listen
Nightmare Dressed Like a Daydream: Purim is not simply playful, and the Megillah is not all merry. Rabbi Cosgrove uncovers the dark side of the tale of Esther and how the story has been turned around to justify violent acts. At this fraught time, we pray for a peaceful Purim. For more... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
19 min listen
Fearless: So you think you know the story of the Exodus? Rabbi Cosgrove teaches an alternate version that credits our people’s liberation not to signs and wonders but to the courageous acts of righteous women. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_C... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
16 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve - October 29, 2022: Is it good to regret? The Hebrew word naham can mean to regret, to repent, and also to comfort. Rabbi Cosgrove explains how the relationship between these apparently contradictory meanings allows us to learn and to benefit from our mistakes. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
16 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - The Last Letter - October 17, 2022: The Soviet author Vasily Grossman imagined a final letter from his mother before her death in the Berdichev Ghetto; he also continued writing to her after her death. Rabbi Cosgrove invites us to imagine the letters our loved ones might have written to us... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
14 min listen
Conversations With Cosgrove: Rabbi Heschel’s Legacy with Peter A. Geffen: As we approach the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, Rabbi Cosgrove sits down with the founder of The Heschel School, Peter A. Geffen. Geffen shares the Rabbi’s impact on his approach to education, and how this unique relationship led him to... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
29 min listen
Heschel: How shall the legacy of Heschel speak to us today? On the 50th yahrtzeit of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, Rabbi Cosgrove calls upon us to honor his values and to do our share to redeem the world. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_Cosgr... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
18 min listen
Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - These Truths We Hold Dear - September 17, 2022: What stories do we tell ourselves? What elements do we choose to include – or exclude? In this service from Selichot, Rabbi Cosgrove explores the role we play in constructing our narratives, our history, and ultimately, our truth. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
16 min listen
A Father’s Blessing: What’s in a blessing? Reflecting on his own Friday night childhood blessings and the imminent high school graduation of his youngest son, Rabbi Cosgrove teaches us the value of every moment and every person. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
19 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: In the Trenches with Becky Diamond by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
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Sermon - Rabbi Cosgrove - Kanye and Kyrie - November 5, 2022: Why should we care about the antisemitic tweets from Kanye, Kyrie, and others? Rabbi Cosgrove explains that hate-filled rhetoric always leads to violence and calls on us to fight antisemitism by every means we have available. by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
17 min listen
Kahane Lives: How will we react to the seismic rightward shift in the Israeli government following last month’s election? Rabbi Cosgrove enjoins us that while our love and support of Israel must not waver, we must openly discuss our concerns for the sake of the fu... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
17 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: Defending Human Rights with Dr. Georgette Bennett: This week, Rabbi Cosgrove is joined by author, former broadcast journalist, and Park Avenue Synagogue member, Dr. Georgette Bennett. Listen as they discuss her human rights work in Syria, the origins of anti-religious violence, and her recent books T... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
33 min listen
Take Me Out to the Seder!: Baseball games and the Passover Seder are both harbingers of spring. Rabbi Cosgrove explores what else these two rites have in common and what we can learn from cherishing them both. For more Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, follow @Elliot_Cosgrove on Instag... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
16 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: The Afterlife of Meir Kahane in the Knesset Coalition: As Benjamin Netanyahu is forming his government in Israel, Rabbi Cosgrove and professor and author Shaul Magid, Distinguished Fellow in Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College, discuss the impact of Meir Kahane on Israeli politics, some 32 years after hi... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
33 min listen
Conversations with Cosgrove: Rabbi Heschel and Reverend King with Peter Geffen, Part 2: On the occasions of the recent yahrzeit (death anniversary) of Abraham Joshua Heschel, and 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech, Peter Geffen, founder of The Abraham Josh... by Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast
28 min listen

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