Pittsburgh shooting

Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, Oct. 27, 2018

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My congregation prayed at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue. Here’s how we are coping this Rosh Hashanah.

People have changed since the shooting, trying to work through the trauma to achieve meaningful growth, the author Beth Kissileff writes.

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Artworks by children around the world installed at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue

The project aims to enliven the facade of the synagogue where 11 Jewish worshippers were killed by a gunman last October.

A view of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette building in Pittsburgh, Aug. 26, 2016. (Raymond Boyd/Getty Images)

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette gives its $15,000 Pulitzer Prize money to Tree of Life synagogue

“We feel bound to you and your congregations – by memory and duty,” the paper’s executive editor told the rabbi.

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