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Subject: Re: non-Jews at the Seder
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Date: Fri, 27-Apr-84 12:03:47 EST
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Having a non-Jew at at Seder (especially a Christian) can be a very
enlightening experience as you try to relate the customs to Jewish
beliefs as well as to the roots of Christianity.
There are a number of special Hagaddahs written for this purpose.
We have made it a custom in our family, when we have such a guest,
to present to him a copy of "The Passover Celebration: A Hagaddah for the Seder"
compiled jointly by the ADL and the Archdiocese of Chicago.
This is admittedly a truncated service, but is all in English and
generously annotated for such a teaching purpose.  Available, for about $2,
from ADL through your local B'nai B'rith Chapter, or directly from
ADL Book Service in NY.
Probably also available from Catholic Sources; the Publisher is
listed as Catholic Liturgical Press, Chicago.
                                   Dave Edelson
                                     ADL Representative
                                        Tri-County Lodge, B'nai B'rith