Assertion: mourner | /r/CapableOf | say kaddish
Facets:
value: daily
type: TEMPORAL
value: for eleven months
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: for a full year
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Mourners are encouraged to join the congregation on Shabbat to say Kaddish.
text: Mourners in the congregation would say Kaddish daily.
text: (It is not uncommon for mourners to say Kaddish while checking their cell phones, folding their tallit or holding a conversation.)
text: A mourner says Kaddish to help along the soul of the deceased in its journey upwards.
text: Some rabbis will welcome this contribution to the funeral (as long as not too many people want to speak), while others would prefer that personal eulogies be given at a shiva minyan [a home prayer service where mourners are able to say Kaddish, the memorial prayer].
text: Traditionally, mourners who have lost a parent say Kaddish daily for eleven months (or a full year), whereas mourning for all other relatives ends with the shloshim.
text: Depending on the observance of the folks who are sitting shiva, there is likely a minyan in the evening, typically for mourners to say Kaddish (the mourner’s prayer).
text: A mourner does not lead the prayers on Shabbos and Yom Tov, but he does say kaddish.