Chapter
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Foreword
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Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations xi
- Foreword xvii
- Foreword xix
- Preface xxi
- Acknowledgments xxiii
- The Early Days of Montreal Jewry 3
- The Origins of the Shaar 17
- The Community and the Congregation in the 1870s to 1890s 28
- The Synagogue Service and the Leadership in the 1880s and 1890s 47
- The Early Abramowitz Years: To the First World War 59
- The First World War Years 71
- To Kensington and Cote St-Antoine: Events of the 1920s 81
- The Years of Great Growth 98
- The Last Abramowitz Decade: From the 1930s to the 1940s 116
- The Second World War 131
- The Centennial Year 142
- The Montreal Jewish Community in the Post-War Years 154
- The First Years of the Shuchat Rabbinate: From the Late 1940s to the Early 1950s 170
- Congregational Diversity 189
- Anniversaries, Camp Ramah, and Religious Developments in the Later 1950s 205
- Ongoing Projects: The Home Study Groups, the Talmud Study Group, and the Charity Funds 225
- Bursting at the Seams: The Early 1960s 234
- The Day-School Crisis 250
- In the Throes of a Building Expansion: The Late 1960s 255
- Transitions 265
- Confrontation in the Synagogue 270
- A New Decade—A New Beginning: The Early 1970s 277
- The Young and the Old: The Second Half of the 1970s 300
- The Young and the Old Continued 319
- The Rabbi and the Community 333
- The Pavilion of Judaism at Expo ’67 343
- The Shaar Israel Project 353
- The Jewish Introduction Service 364
- The Shaar and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America 369
- Highlights of the Eighties 373
- Rabbis, Cantors, and Others 391
- Does Shaar Hashomayim Have an Ideology? 409
- Rabbi Shuchat Retires 414
- The One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary 423
- Epilogue: Rabbi Shuchat’s Concluding Thoughts 434
- Postscript 443
- Appendix A 445
- Appendix B 446
- Appendix C 448
- Appendix D 449
- Appendix E 450
- Appendix F 451
- Appendix G 452
- Appendix H 453
- Appendix I 454
- Illustration Credits 455
- Index 457
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations xi
- Foreword xvii
- Foreword xix
- Preface xxi
- Acknowledgments xxiii
- The Early Days of Montreal Jewry 3
- The Origins of the Shaar 17
- The Community and the Congregation in the 1870s to 1890s 28
- The Synagogue Service and the Leadership in the 1880s and 1890s 47
- The Early Abramowitz Years: To the First World War 59
- The First World War Years 71
- To Kensington and Cote St-Antoine: Events of the 1920s 81
- The Years of Great Growth 98
- The Last Abramowitz Decade: From the 1930s to the 1940s 116
- The Second World War 131
- The Centennial Year 142
- The Montreal Jewish Community in the Post-War Years 154
- The First Years of the Shuchat Rabbinate: From the Late 1940s to the Early 1950s 170
- Congregational Diversity 189
- Anniversaries, Camp Ramah, and Religious Developments in the Later 1950s 205
- Ongoing Projects: The Home Study Groups, the Talmud Study Group, and the Charity Funds 225
- Bursting at the Seams: The Early 1960s 234
- The Day-School Crisis 250
- In the Throes of a Building Expansion: The Late 1960s 255
- Transitions 265
- Confrontation in the Synagogue 270
- A New Decade—A New Beginning: The Early 1970s 277
- The Young and the Old: The Second Half of the 1970s 300
- The Young and the Old Continued 319
- The Rabbi and the Community 333
- The Pavilion of Judaism at Expo ’67 343
- The Shaar Israel Project 353
- The Jewish Introduction Service 364
- The Shaar and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America 369
- Highlights of the Eighties 373
- Rabbis, Cantors, and Others 391
- Does Shaar Hashomayim Have an Ideology? 409
- Rabbi Shuchat Retires 414
- The One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary 423
- Epilogue: Rabbi Shuchat’s Concluding Thoughts 434
- Postscript 443
- Appendix A 445
- Appendix B 446
- Appendix C 448
- Appendix D 449
- Appendix E 450
- Appendix F 451
- Appendix G 452
- Appendix H 453
- Appendix I 454
- Illustration Credits 455
- Index 457