REWIND: Emotional Kinus Held IN 770 Following 27 Adar
Watch fascinating footage of the Kinus which took place almost a month after Chof Zayin Adar Rishon 5752, the Kinus took place in 770 with passionate speeches by Mazkirim and Mashpiim. The Kinus was Motzei Shabbos, Chof Gimmel Adar II • Watch
It was a gathering to remember.
A full crowd of Chassidim and bochurim gathered at the main shul of Lubavitch World Headquarters at 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights on Motzoei Shabbos, Chof Gimmel Adar II 5752.
The gathering followed the fateful day of the 27th of Adar I, 5752 (Monday, March 2, 1992), when the Rebbe suffered a disabling stroke while davening at the Ohel of the Frierdiker Rebbe in Queens.
At the gathering, the crowd recited Tehilim for the Rebbe’s health, as had been done for over a month in Chabad institutions and Jewish communities around the world.
Rabbi Leibel Altein, a choizer of the Rebbe’s teachings, emceed the gathering, during which the Aron Kodesh was opened and a heartfelt Psak Din signed by 100 Rabbonim was read.
Members of the Rebbe’s Mazkirus, Rabbi Leibel Groner, Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, and Rabbi Binyomin Klein spoke with passion in regards to every Chosid’s responsibility to increase in Torah and Mitzvos for the Rebbe’s Refuah.
The crowd also heard from Crown Heights physician Dr. Eli Rosenwho was part of the medical team that treated the Rebbe.
The Rebbe’s choizerim and Chabad Mashpiim Rabbi Yoel Kahn, Rabbi Shlomo Majeski, and Rabbi Nachman Schaprio spoke as well.
Before concluding, the Aron Kodesh was opened once more, and Shma Koleinu was said followed by the singing of Avinu Malkeinu.
00:01 – Tehilim 04:10 – Rabbi Leibel Groner 08:33 – Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky 15:50 – Rabbi Binyomin Klein 21:58 – Dr. Rosen 27:39 – Pask Din 33:00 – Rabbi Yoel Kahn 47:54 – Rabbi Shloma Majeski 55:22 – Rabbi Nachmen Schapiro 59:00 – Shma Koleinu & Avinu Malkeinu 1:06:35 – Dancing
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