Any student who refrained from talking during davening the entire year would receive a Shas

After seven years and a circuitous route consisting of two unlikely detours, the tefillin were finally home

To know Chatzi was to love him. To listen to him sing was to love his music

As Yirmiyahu Hanavi foretold, the joyous kol chassan v’kol kallah rang out through the streets of Yerushalayim

Morah Chaya Devora imbued each of her students with the most powerful appreciation for tefillah

The translation of the Minchas Chinuch into English by ArtScroll marks one its most sophisticated elucidations undertaken to date

“Every child deserves his moment — not just some of them”

His donning tefillin at all took immense effort — and here he wished to don a second pair

As Moshe completed the thought, Rav Olshin grew excited. “This is in the back of the Gemara?” he exclaimed. “Can you show it to me?”

“I just sat down and I pashut cried. I said Tehillim, and I said, ‘Ribbono shel Olam, just help me out.’ As I closed my Tehillim, the phone rings...”

A mikveh will now be built in Cusco, Peru, named Mei Menachem in his memory