Selichot in 2022

A kavannah for Selichot and Yamim Noraim: At the Yamim Noraim, we ask God to forgive us for what we have done wrong. And we ask God to forgive us, for arrogantly presuming that we have no need to say 'I’m sorry' in the first place. https://t.co/ysWQMwFHj8

— Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman (@RabbiMarkAsherG) September 16, 2022

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— Orthodox Union (@OrthodoxUnion) September 16, 2022

SHABBAT SHALOM!! On this Leil Selichot! This third Shabbat & Saturday & seventeenth day of September 2022! ✡️🏳️‍🌈🕍💒🏳️‍⚧️🔯 https://t.co/FU8095ek2o

— Mycroft Masada (@Mycroft_Masada) September 17, 2022

Join the South African Union for Progressive Judaism and the Temple Israel for a beautiful and meaningful Selichot service with Neshama Carlebach, award-winning singer, songwriter and educator. https://t.co/3LavysYkWU

— World Union for Progressive Judaism (@WUPJudaism) September 15, 2022

Little pleasures of MO life - my shul is having a chatzot selichot minyan for the first time since I've been here (10 years).

— Jeff Kuperman (@jskupe) September 18, 2022

The month preceding Rosh Hashanah, Elul, is marked by blowing the shofar every morning at the morning service. The last week of Elul is marked by selichot, or penitential prayers. In modern times, these prayers are traditionally begun the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah.

— Tim Hegg (@TorahResource) September 17, 2022

@JewWhoHasItAll Oh, and I just returned from an intimate (small turnout) but meaningful Selichot service.

— Darlene Marshall 🏴‍☠️ (@DarleneMarshall) September 18, 2022