Accompanied by his two sons, Rabbi Yoshiayao Yosef Pinto graced the Mitzvah Bakery in Williamsburg, New York, with his presence, where he not only bolstered his students but also actively participated in the baking process. With Passover just around the corner, households across Israel and the Diaspora are immersed in preparations, from cleaning to the sacred act of baking matzot mitzvahs.
The eve before Passover saw Rabbi Yoshiayao Yosef Pinto, flanked by his sons Rabbi Yoel Pinto and Rabbi Meir Eliyahu Pinto, overseeing the meticulous baking of matzah within the confines of the Mitzvah Bakery nestled in the heart of Williamsburg, New York.
Following the completion of the mitzvah of matzah baking, Rabbi Pinto imparted words of wisdom and strength to his students and all those present. “Passover symbolizes true freedom, a liberation that originates within one’s heart. We all carry within us leaven – the impurities of feelings and thoughts that cloud our vision of the world,” Rabbi Pinto articulated.
“Yet, Passover offers us the opportunity to shed these burdens, to embark on a journey of renewed beginnings and liberation. It is a time to purge the chametz from within us, to reset our minds and hearts,” he elucidated further.
Returning to his residence in Manhattan, Rabbi Pinto continued to disseminate Torah teachings and provide spiritual guidance in preparation for Passover. During his discourse, Rabbi Pinto addressed numerous inquiries sent to him from across the globe, further enriching the spiritual journey of his followers.
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