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| If I am davening Shacharit with a minyan and I am in the middle of saying Ashrei before Uva Letziyon...? |
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| Written by Rav Bar-Hayim | |||
| Tuesday, 16 December 2008 12:14 | |||
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If I am davening Shacharit with a minyan and I am in the middle of saying Ashrei before Uva Letziyon, but the minyan is davening very fast and has already begun saying Uva Letzion, should I stop saying Ashrei and begin saying Uva Letzion? Answer Under the circumstances which you describe you should continue to say Ashrei at a pace which allows you to have kavannah. One should pause from saying Ashrei for the three points at which the tzibbur must pronounce in unison with the shaliach tzibbur- 1.) after veatah kadosh-"kadosh, kadosh, kadosh" 2.)after vatisaeni-"baruch kevod adonai mimkomo" 3.) after berich yekara-"adonai yimloch leolam vaed." Thus, one continues to say Ashrei and joins in unison with the tzibbur at the appropriate points which I have described.
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 December 2008 12:18 |