Rabbi Orlofsky No One Should Be Forgotten On Yom Tov #rabbiorlofsky #roshhashanah #youarenotalone

Now is a time to celebrate being together with family. And if you don't have family, find some friends. If you don't have any friends, then find people who want to take in a person with no family and friends. And if you have to be proactive, be proactive. I know people who don't always get invitations. And Almano once said to me, maybe one time when you're giving the sh you could talk about the fact that nobody thinks about us. Nobody asks, "Do we have a suda? Do we have a yont meal, a shabas meal?" I spoke to a a mon group here for Kaneka. And when it came to the question and answer, one of them said, "These are all beautiful ideas, rabbi, but how am I supposed to enjoy Kaneka by myself?" I said, "Where are your children?" They live out of town. They're not going to come with Khan. So, I like the manor by myself. And I I sit there and I have by myself. is maybe mentioned to people. If you know an alman, if you know a rush, if you know all the bakr, we have to think of people.