Assertion: mourner's kaddish | /r/HasProperty | recited
Facets:
value: during jewish prayer services
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: during the first 11 months
type: TEMPORAL
value: aloud
type: DEGREE
value: during the process of mourning
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Kaddish is recited only when there is a minyan (quorum of ten).
text: It turns out the intuitive feelings of many that Kaddish must be recited is exactly right.
text: Several psalms, the Kaddish and El Maleh Rachamim are recited.
text: During the process of mourning, Kaddish is typically recited.
text: When a person is hired to recite the Kaddish, the mourner should still study Torah and give charity (except on Shabbat and Jewish holidays) on each day that Kaddish is recited.
text: Aramaic was the common language of Jews for many years and the Kaddish was meant to be recited and understood by the common people.
text: Kaddish is only recited aloud if there is a minyan (10 Jewish adults in the Conservative and more liberal movements, or in the Orthodox movement 10 adult Jewish men) present at a service.
text: Customs differ as to how old a deceased must be for Kaddish to be recited for him.
text: Having read the translation of the Kaddish Prayer, one should realize that, although Jewish Law requires that the Kaddish be recited during the first 11 months following the death of a loved one by prescribed mourners, and on each anniversary of the death (the "Yahrtzeit"), and by custom in the State of Israel by all Jews on the Tenth of Tevet ("Yom HaKaddish HaKlali"), there is no reference, no word even, about death in the prayer.
text: The Kaddish is a Jewish prayer full of praise that is recited during Jewish prayer services and associated with death and mourning.
text: Kaddish can only be recited if there is a Minyan present.
text: While the Kaddish is recited, all present respond as indicated between the parentheses (see below).
text: If there is a minyan (quorum of 10 adult men), Kaddish may be recited as well.
text: Kaddish is recited.
text: The Kaddish is a Jewish prayer full of praise that is recited during Jewish prayer services and associated with death and mourning.
text: (Some, including Chabad, have the custom to light five candles during prayers throughout the eleven months that kaddish is recited, as well as during prayers on the yahrtzeit, corresponding to all five levels of the soul: nefesh, ruach, neshamah, chayah and yechidah. )
text: Finally, the Kaddish is recited, and the cloth or veil that has covered the headstone is removed.
text: Traditionally, Kaddish may be recited only when a quorum of 10 Jews — a minyan — is present.