5782 Passover Schedule  2022

Monday, April 18th to Thursday, April 21st, Chol HaMoed
Meeting for minyan will depend on commitments. Please be in touch with Rabbi Stewart. 
6:30 am – Shacharit
7:15 pm – Mincha (Monday through Wednesday)
On Thursday, make an Eruv Tavshilin, enabling cooking on Friday for Shabbat. 
The Eruv Tavshilin instructions are found in most Haggadas and in the Artscroll Siddur.
Remember to count the Omer.

Thursday, April 21st, Erev 7th Day Yom Tov
6:07 pm – Earliest Candle lighting [We omit the bracha of Shehecheyanu]
7:12 pm – Regular Candle lighting [We omit the Bracha of Shehecheyanu]
6:45 pm -- Mincha
7:10 – Maariv [Counting the Omer, day 6] Repeat Shema after 8:09 pm

Shehecheyanu is omitted in Kiddush


Friday, April 22rd, 7th Day Yom Tov
9:00 am – Shacharit

Erev Shabbat, April 22rd, 8th day Yom Tov
6:08 pm Earliest Candle lighting [Omitting Shehecheyanu]
7:13 pm Regular Candle lighting [Omitting Shehecheyanu]
6:00 pm-- Mincha [early Shabbat]
6:20 pm -  Maariv 
Count the Omer, Day 7


Shabbat, April 23, 8th Day Yom Tov
8:30 am -- Shacharit
Latest Shema, 9:33 am
Shir HaShirim is recited
10:45 am -- Yizkor

7:05 pm -- Mincha 
7:25 pm – Neilat HaChag
7:32 pm – Sunset
8:05 pm -- Maariv
8:14 pm – Shabbat and Yom Tov End

Please wait until 9 pm to eat the Chometz you have sold via the Rabbi


Weekday Davening (April 24 – 29)

Shacharit

Sunday, 8:15 am
Monday and Thursday, 6:30 am
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6:45 am


            Mincha. 7:20 pm
Mincha for Friday, April 29th, will be 7:20 pm.