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    tHtmn
    Member

    Hi,

    Does anyone know of a nice minyan in Lakewood that has yom kippur koton mincha tomorrow, AND has a women’s section?

    Any helpful information will be much appreciated.

    #880191
    hakohen53
    Participant

    I don’t know this personally, but I asked someone who does and he suggested the Capital Hotel in Lakewood.

    #880192

    There are a few minyanim of Yom Kippur in Satmar on Forest ave between 4th and 5th . I have noticed girls coming out of the ladies section there after minyanim, so I’m assuming that it’s for women as well.

    #880194

    If I pass by later today (which is quite possible) I will check the times and post it.

    #880195
    tHtmn
    Member

    Thank you- that would be amazing.

    #880196
    147
    Participant

    Tonite is 99 nites left to Yom Kippur nite.

    #880197
    mexipal
    Participant

    why would a lady want to do yom kipur koton?

    #880198
    yitayningwut
    Participant

    why wouldn’t she?

    #880199
    mexipal
    Participant

    it is not a common practice. is it a segula or something?

    #880200
    yitayningwut
    Participant

    Maybe the OP is a man, and he wants to go to the minyan with a women’s section so he can ask the women that very question. Then he’ll be able to post the answer here.

    #880201
    Sam2
    Participant

    I know of an old woman who still fasts every Yom Kippur Kotton (and Monday and Thursday too). It was her family custom. Why can’t this woman be the same?

    #880202

    There are many great things written about those that (fast on and) say the Tefilos of Yom Kippur Katan so hold your judgements. I checked the times before and they are as follows- 1:40 , 2:30 , 3:30 , 4:30 , 5:30 , 7:30 & 8:30 The shul is located at 405 Forest ave and the left side (steps) leads up to the ladies section.

    #880203
    ir
    Member

    Sam2 – that’s amazing. Does this woman work?

    mexipal – yom kippur koton does not distinguish between men and women. There are minyanim in Shomer Shabbos in 13th Avenue for Yom Kippur Koton and women attend all day long.

    #880204
    Sam2
    Participant

    IR: She certainly doesn’t now. She would have retired before I was born (or when I was very young). I don’t know if she ever had a job other than being a housewife, which probably is just as hard to do as any other job while fasting.

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