Reflected in Torah, liturgy and holidays, Judaism teaches gratitude for miracles great and small. Tal Dimenstein explores how historical miracles animate the Jewish calendar and siddur while reflecting on her own personal miracle at the time of a harrowing family emergency. In doing so, Dimenstein makes the case for an expanded definition of miracles, and for the power of the Jewish calendar to facilitate connections between the historical and the personal.
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