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In this year’s roundup of new haggadahs, we’re looking at strident politics, engaging art and texts that take us to moments in history not usually examined by the haggadah.
Haggadahs for experts, beginners, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" fans and everyone in between — there are a cornucopia of options for Passover Seders.
In this year’s roundup of new haggadahs, we’re looking at strident politics, engaging art and texts that take us to moments in history not usually examined by the haggadah.
Alabama News Founding and senior pastor of Church of the Highlands Chris Hodges will provide the keynote address at commencement exercises at Troy University on Friday, May 7. Two separate commencement exercises will be held in Trojan Arena, due to COVID-19 restrictions. Guests must escort the graduate into the arena. Overflow seating will be available in Veterans Memorial Stadium, with the ceremony being shown on the stadium’s video boards. Graduates from the College of Education, the College of Health and Human Services and the College of Communication and Fine Arts will take part in a 10...
Three flat pieces of unleavened bread called matzah are stacked one upon another and used during the Seder. The top piece of matzah is never eaten during the feast. The middle piece of matzah is broken in half—one half is returned to its place; it’s called the “bread of poverty,” to represent the many years of slavery the Hebrews had to endure. The other broken half is called the afikomen—which literally means “dessert,” not because the bread is sweet but because it will be eaten at the conclusion of the meal. The afikomen is wrapped in a linen cloth and hidden, usually by a ...