Question about Torah Learning

[Rachel976]

Originally Posted by Pruzhany

If you were a Orthodox male you'd understand. Plus you'd know about the other two days of reading which is historically Monday and Thursday.

Well I guess I don't know much, do I?

[JaiSea]

Originally Posted by Rachel976

Well I guess I don't know much, do I?

I remember Modays & Thursdays being special, when I was growing up in an orthodox community. Chabad explains it well..

https://www.chabad.org/library/artic...-Thursdays.htm

[theflipflop]

Originally Posted by JaiSea

I remember Modays & Thursdays being special, when I was growing up in an orthodox community. Chabad explains it well..

https://www.chabad.org/library/artic...-Thursdays.htm

And what “community” Are you in now, if you don’t mind sharing.

[JaiSea]

Originally Posted by theflipflop

And what “community” Are you in now, if you don’t mind sharing.

I live in a small town, which I consider my community.

[Rachel976]

Originally Posted by JaiSea

I remember Modays & Thursdays being special, when I was growing up in an orthodox community. Chabad explains it well..

https://www.chabad.org/library/artic...-Thursdays.htm

Interesting! So my Monday "Torah" class with Chabad wasn't just chosen for that day of the week arbitrarily. Thanks!

[theflipflop]

Originally Posted by Rachel976

Interesting! So my Monday "Torah" class with Chabad wasn't just chosen for that day of the week arbitrarily. Thanks!

Hmm, you may be making a connection that isn’t fully there. The requirement is to hear the weekly parsha Torah reading no more than every three days. Not sure learning a Torah subject is the same thing. But it’s a good good thing, nonetheless.