Celebrate

A time to prepare for receiving the Torah.

Over the centuries, thousands of versions and editions of the Passover text have been published.

Remembering the oppressed--and others in need--at the seder

Although they are not full festivals, they are still holy relative to ordinary days.

For one Hasidic master, Shabbat is not the weekend, but the sacred center of the week, which illuminates the days before and after.

The joy of the holiday is overshadowed by anti-Semitic violence.

Although the central ritual of this festival is the home seder, there are a number of rituals that are observed within the wider community.

The seder need not — should not — stick to the script. Innovation is key for a memorable and fun educational experience.

This holiday is all about redemption.

Unleavened bread is the central Passover symbol.

Traditional Jews refrain from using certain types of matzah at the seder.

An ideological face-off.