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The Shotzer Rebbe shlita on a Visit to London
The Rebbe davened at the kever of his grandfather in London on the day of Yud Gimmel Middos, and returned to Israel immediately thereafter
Yochanan Weisberg 29/09/2009 11:19
The Shotzer Rebbe made a quick visit to London on the day of Yud Gimmel Middos in order to daven at the kever of his grandfather, Rabbi Shalom of Shotz zt"l, before Yom Kippur. His gravesite is known as a source of yeshuos and people from all over the world travel to his kever to seek salvations.
The Shotzer Rebbe zy"a wrote in his testament that whoever takes upon himself a kabalah tovah at his gravesite, he, the Shotzer Rebbe himself, will intervene on his behalf in Heaven. Hundreds of people visit his gravesite every Friday, and on Aseres Yemei Teshuvah thousands of yidden pray at his kever.
The current Shotzer Rebbe visited his grandfather's grave on Thursday, after which he recited tashlich. The Rebbe returned to Israel immediately thereafter.
The Shotzer Rebbe zy"a wrote in his testament that whoever takes upon himself a kabalah tovah at his gravesite, he, the Shotzer Rebbe himself, will intervene on his behalf in Heaven. Hundreds of people visit his gravesite every Friday, and on Aseres Yemei Teshuvah thousands of yidden pray at his kever.
The current Shotzer Rebbe visited his grandfather's grave on Thursday, after which he recited tashlich. The Rebbe returned to Israel immediately thereafter.
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