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Temple mourns, says we must continue to honor memory of Jersey City shooting victims
Updated Dec 11, 2020;
Posted Dec 11, 2020
2019 Jersey City shooting victims (left to right): Moshe Deutsch, 24, ; Leah Minda Ferencz, 33; Detective Joseph Seals, 40, of North Arlington and Miguel Douglas, also known as Douglas Rodriguez. Michael Rumberger, a 34-year-old father of two, who drove a cab, is also suspected of being killed by the same gunmen.
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A year to the day of a deadly shooting in Jersey City, and on the first day of Hanukkah, Rabbi Bronwen Mullin told the few gathered inside Congregation B’nai Jacob, and all those watching online, about miracles.
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part of the conversation i would like to keep personal. i have been through this a few times, and i don t know how people would react to see that horror. it s seared in my brain and it s a sight i will never forget the rest of my life. after we lit the 11 memorial candles, i chanted the memorial prayer in hebrew and in english, and the president asked if i would escort he and the first lady to the memorial, and i gave him a bit of a background story about each person because it was a human being that lived and was a good and decent person, and
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on the wall of the pittsburgh synagogue are two hebrew phrases. the first translates to tree of life. the second translates to light of joy. the light in squirrel hill has been anything but joyful since saturday morning. the unyielding glare from police cars and ambulances. the glow of memorial candles for the 11 victims. on saturday night, jews in pittsburgh and around the world gathered for a service that marks the end of the sabbath and the beginning of a new week. one of the traditions is to light a candle made of several braided wicks. if you look closely, each individual candle twists and turns on its own path, eventually coming together as one, like a congregation. like a community. hopefully like a country. and so begins a new week for this pittsburgh synagogue and places far beyond.
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