Stone’s Shul (synagogue), Carlton, Victoria The congregation was made up of devout believers who found comfort, warmth and companionship in their tiny synagogue. Here they celebrated the birth of a son, witnessed his debut as a man when he had his Barmitzvah at the age of thirteen and celebrated the weddings of their children. When a member of the congregation died, his fellow worshippers visited his home every night for a week to say prayers in his memory. Harry Stein, journalist, A Glance Over an Old Left Shoulder, Sydney, 1994 |
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