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Separation was also the rule with respect to burial and shiva (the one-week mourning period); women did not attend funerals, instead visiting the cemetery in groups, primarily on rosh hodesh (the festival of the new month).
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Most groups meet on Shabbat mornings, while others meet on Shabbat afternoons or rosh hodesh weekdays.
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Some of these prayer services were tied to rosh hodesh (the beginning of the month) and the new moon cycle and met on weekdays, while others met once a month on Shabbat.
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It is customary to omit the funeral sermon on rosh hodesh, except in the case of an eminent scholar.
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Their innovations — such as baby-naming ceremonies, feminist Passover seders, and ritual celebrations of rosh hodesh (the new month, traditionally deemed a woman’s holiday) were introduced into communal settings, whether through informal gatherings in a home or in the synagogue.
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