There is a theological explanation for why Passover occurs in the spring.

Observance of Passover has taken a number of forms throughout history.

Like our ancestors, we hunker down in our homes while a plague swirls around us, and look toward redemption.

This holiday is all about redemption.

An ancient Passover make-up date has become a modern day for celebrating second chances.

Our love and concern must radiate out beyond the us towards the them.

The juxtaposition of Vayikra with preparations for Passover shows the parallels between cleaning our homes and souls and offering atonement and thanksgiving.

From a lowly goat to the rebuilt Holy Temple, the songs in the Haggadah survey all of Jewish life and hope.

The festival served as a repudiation of idolatry.

How many seders are enough?