Yom Kippur

Today, Yom Kippur, Jews around the world will ask in worship for forgiveness—not for theological sins such as disbelief, but for ways in which each person and the community as a whole have failed to hold to the highest ethical standards of honesty and compassion.

What would it look like to atone for the ways in which you have failed to live up to your best self?

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