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Park Avenue Synagogue Podcast

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Hear sermons, conversations, and select programs from Rabbi Cosgrove and the entire Park Avenue Synagogue clergy team to help round out your day. Don’t forget to subscribe to get a notification for our next episode. Listen to live recorded sessions and feel like you’re there at PAS! Find more information at www.pasyn.org or follow us @parkavenuesyn.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Giudaismo Spiritualità
  • Rabbi Cosgrove: Room in the Tent? (October 31, 2026)
    Nov 2 2026

    Israel’s election has produced a political deadlock, with neither side able to form a governing coalition. Could cooperation with Arab parties offer a way forward? Drawing on the biblical story of Isaac and Ishmael, Rabbi Cosgrove considers political compromise, the boundaries of belonging, and the future of Israeli democracy.

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    22 min
  • Rabbi Cosgrove: Silenced No More (October 10, 2026)
    Oct 13 2026

    Three years after October 7th, the blood of the victims still cries out. What does that cry demand of us? Drawing on the biblical story of Cain and Abel and a landmark report documenting Hamas’s atrocities, Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on our responsibility to preserve truth against denial, distortion, and erasure.

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    20 min
  • Rabbi Cosgrove: The Journey of Becoming (October 24, 2026)
    Oct 26 2026

    Are we destined to remain the same, or can we become someone new? Rabbi Cosgrove explores how Abraham’s journey offers a radical promise: Our past may shape us, but it need not define us. At every age and every stage, we retain the capacity to grow, change, and begin again.

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    19 min
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