RECAP: Hanochas Even HaPinah Mosdos Munkatch In Monsey | הנחת אבן הפינה מוסדות מונקאטש במונסי
A Shlome Hiller ProductionHundreds Gather in Airmont to Lay Cornerstone for Future Home of Munktacher Yeshivos
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Hundreds gathered in Airmont on Sunday, Parashas Chayei Sarah, for a milestone in the history of the Munkatcher chassidus: the laying of cornerstones for two new buildings, one for Yeshiva Yodei Binah and one for Talmud Torah Tiferes Bonim.
The Munkatcher Rebbe, shlita, leader and nasi of the institutions, laid both cornerstones. Before doing so, he signed two “Megilas Hayesod” documents (foundation scrolls) written for the occasion. Each records the founding and growth of the institutions, the names of the donors, and tefillos for the success of these building projects. The Rebbe read them, signed them, and placed them in the foundations, following a Munkatcher minhag that dates back to the Darkei Teshuvah.
More than 500 talmidim of the yeshivos stood on bleachers on both sides of the tent. As the Rebbe began pouring the first stone, the crowd sang the heartfelt “Pischi Li Shaarei Tzedek,” a melody handed down in Munkatch for generations, a soundtrack for ushering in a new era in the history of the chassidus.
Addressing the gathering, the Rebbe described the growth of the yeshivos as beyond the natural order. He credited the merit of his forebears: the Bnei Yissaschar, the Yodei Binah, the Shem Shlomo, the Darkei Teshuvah and the Minchas Elazar. Addressing the talmidim, the Rebbe said that, just like the buildings themselves, each of them must keep building himself upon firm foundations.
The yeshiva building will include a massive beis medrash, a mikvah, shiur rooms, a dining room and a sprawling otzar hasefarim. The Talmud Torah building will cover over 55,000 square feet, with dozens of classrooms, a beis medrash and administrative offices. The yeshiva building will be named “Binyan Neustadt,” in honor of Reb Moshe Zushe Neustadt who has purchased the building name. The Talmud Torah building, “Binyan Ner Boruch,” will honor the memory of the late Chicago philanthropist Reb Boruch Hollander, a great supporter of Torah.
Afterward, each talmid passed before the Rebbe and received a coin as a keepsake from this historic event. Parents and children then poured cement into the foundations. Demolition of the old buildings began weeks ago, and construction continues apace.
Years from now, when the halls are filled with the sound of learning, this Sunday will be remembered as the day it all began. The talmidim who sang beside the foundation, the parents who poured cement with their children, and the donors who made the buildings possible and stood together on this sacred ground will remember this day for generations to come.
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