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-- Ten Plagues 

The Ten Plagues of Modern Day Slavery

by Lisa Marquardt

 During Passover we remember our ancient story of our people's journey from bondage to liberation.  Moving from metaphor to reality, we bring awareness to the ways slavery is still present and plagues all of us.  Our interconnectedness as people binds all of us and keeps us from being truly free when slavery still exists. “During the Seder, some Jews have the custom of going around the table and imagining themselves as Hebrew slaves in Egypt during the Exodus. They describe their...

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Yachatz 

Yachatz

by Lisa Marquardt

Ritual ComponentLeader:No prayer is recited before we break the middle matzah on our Seder plate. This is a silent, reflective act. Reader:For we recognize that, like the broken matzah, we are incomplete, with prayers yet to be fulfilled, promises still to be redeemed. We hide part of this broken matzah and hope it will be found by the end our Seder meal.For we recognize that parts of ourselves are yet unknown. We are still discovering what makes us whole.We hide the...

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Karpas 

Karpas prayer

by Lisa Marquardt

READER: Spring is here. The world is alive and new; the bonds of winter cold are broken. Nature is reborn and the earth feels free and young again. The trees are budding; behind the buds lie flowers. The surprise of the world is about to burst open. In Mitzrayim, our ancestors awoke from their sleep in chains to the life of freedom; in the long wandering out of bondage, our people were reborn into a new life. BORUCH ATTO ADONOI ELOHENU...

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Karpas 

Karpas

by Lisa Marquardt

Revolutionary Karpas Jews for Racial & Economic Justice The karpas gives us the tension between the aliveness of Spring and the bitter tears we wept in the land of Egypt. We are refreshed by the greenness of the karpas, yet our tastebuds wince at the salt water to dip them in, as we recall our own experience of being strangers. Our tongues push our thoughts towards those who are made strangers in our present time, in this country. We dip the...

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Kadesh 

Kiddush

by Lisa Marquardt

Kiddush - Wine READER:The joy of Passover is the joy of love; the hope of Passover is the hope of love. Our ancestors suffered the coldness of hate and dreamed of the warmth of human kindness and universal love. And then, after the long winter of their bondage, freedom burst forth upon them like spring. In the rich sweetness of this wine, we celebrate in kinship the love and faith that give life. Love, freedom, and faith in life - these...

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Kadesh 

Kiddush

by Lisa Marquardt

Kiddush - Wine READER: The joy of Passover is the joy of love; the hope of Passover is the hope of love. Our ancestors suffered the coldness of hate and dreamed of the warmth of human kindness and universal love. And then, after the long winter of their bondage, freedom burst forth upon them like spring. In the rich sweetness of this wine, we celebrate in kinship the love and faith that give life. Love, freedom, and faith in life -...

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Conclusion 

Just to be is a blessing...

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Just to be is a blessing...

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Karpas 

SALT WATER SUFFERING

by Brock Pollock

Salt Water Salt is unique in that it is bitter on its own, yet sweetens and brings out the taste of that which it is added to. For this reason, salt is the staple of suffering. There are two perspectives of suffering – Purposeless Suffering and Purposeful Suffering. Purposeless Suffering is suffering without reason, value, or an end-goal, and is therefore completely bitter. It is based on a keyhole view of life: “What is right in front of my eyes is...

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-- Ten Plagues 

The Modern Plagues

by JewishBoston

The Passover Haggadah recounts ten plagues that afflicted Egyptian society. In our tradition, Passover is the season in which we imagine our own lives within the story and the story within our lives. Accordingly, we turn our thoughts to the many plagues affecting our society today. Our journey from slavery to redemption is ongoing, demanding the work of our hearts and hands. Here are ten “modern plagues”:   Homelessness In any given year, about 3.5 million people are likely to experience homelessness,...

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-- Four Questions 

Four Questions

by Rachel Kann

We encourage you to ask four questions of your own... about anything... ask them of yourselves and of each other. Can we be humble enough to admit when we do not know something, rather than pretending to have the answer? Can we be gracious enough to answer another’s question without shaming them for not knowing? Can we be brave enough to inquire within, and ask ourselves our own hard questions? Can we open our hearts to the love that wants to...

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Bareich 

Barech – Invitation to Gratitude

by MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger

Barech – Invitation to Gratitude

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Humanistic blessing on wine

by Rabbi Denise

In joy and celebration, we come together at this seder. Brukhim ha-adama ha-shemesh v’ha-geshem shehborim pre hagafen. Blessed are the earth, the sun, and the rains that bring forth the fruit of the wine. 

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-- Cup #2 & Dayenu 

Dayenu

by Rabbi Denise

At the seder we say/sing that: If we had been brought out of Egypt, Dayenu If we had received Torah, Dayenu If we had received Manna, Dayenu Etc. Dayenu means “it would have been enough.” The idea is to be grateful for what one has; to count our blessings. Think of dayenu as a template for gratitude.  But think, too, about how actually it is to enough to be satisfied when there is still suffering and oppression. Some say “lo dayenu,”...

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-- Ten Plagues 

Skit - Pharaoh and Moses Go To A Conflict Counselor

by Dave Cowen

Skit - Pharaoh and Moses Go To A Conflict Counselor

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Urchatz 

Blessing For Hand Washing During a Pandemic

by Trisha Arlin

As we wash our hands We pray, Blessed is the Soul of the Universe, Breathing us in and breathing us out. May our breaths continue And our health and the health of all Be preserved In this time of sickness and fear of sickness. Holy Wholeness, We take as much responsibility for this as we can By observing the obligation to wash our hands Thoroughly: For as long as it takes to say this prayer. Amen בָּרוּךְ אַתָּה הָ׳ אֱלֹהֵינוּ מֶלֶךְ...

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Urchatz 

2020 Seder Order

by Haggadot

2020 Seder Order

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Sweet Charoset - parody song

by Marc Leavey

Sweet Charoset - parody song

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Passover 2020 Introduction

by Haggadot

Though COVID-19 is quickly becoming a plague upon the world, we at Haggadot.com believe Passover does NOT need to be canceled! We can still let our people seder :) With the help of video conferencing technology like Zoom and our online 2020 Haggadah Favorites, Haggadot.com is committed to helping you host a seder that is still community-oriented but also safety-first. Passover has always been a holiday where space and time are like one of our favorite Jewish scientist heroes Albert Einstein...

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A Secular Humanistic Passover Blessing

by Society for Humanistic Judaism

This blessing can be recited as we light the candles to begin the Passover Seder and to celebrate the arrival of spring: Blessed is the light in the world. Blessed is the light within humanity. Blessed is the light of Passover. Barukh ha-or ba-olam Barukh ha-or ba-adam Barukh ha-ror ba-Pesakh (If this blessing is different or new to you: Judaism is a constantly evolving conversation, practice, and identity. This text has been used by tens of thousands of Jews over the...

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