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Ask Dr. Keruv
Q: Dear Dr. Keruv,
My daughter-in-law is not Jewish. Her
parents are coming to our Seder for the first
time. They have reciprocated by inviting
me to their home on Easter Sunday. I have
never attended any of their celebrations and
am totally uncomfortable with Christmas
and Easter. This year Easter Sunday falls out
during Passover. Since I observe Passover I
know there will be a problem with the dinner
menu. What do I do?
Mommy Matzo from Aventura
A: Dear Mommy Matzo from Aventura,
Since the in-laws are coming out of respect
for your traditions, it should now be easier to
attend theirs for the sake of family harmony.
You will make your daughter-in-law and her
family very happy if you attend. Explain to
your daughter-in-law that you follow certain
traditions and mitzvot and special dietary
laws for Passover. Tell her not to be insulted
but that you will prepare some Passover
dishes and will make enough for others to
share. It is very important that they know
how important the holiday of Passover is to
you as a practicing Jew.
Dr.Keruv
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