It is fairl common for elderly people to say Kadish in Shul, even if they are not cognitively intact, such as individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Is it permissible to answer Amen to their Kadish? A further...

Over the past several weeks[1], we have discussed the question of physician credibility in areas of Halacha. We reviewed several Sugyos and Rishonim that give rise to varying approaches, ranging from ascribing absolute...

It is fairl common for elderly people to say Kadish in Shul, even if they are not cognitively intact, such as individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Is it permissible to answer Amen to their Kadish? A further...

Over the past several weeks[1], we have discussed the question of physician credibility in areas of Halacha. We reviewed several Sugyos and Rishonim that give rise to varying approaches, ranging from ascribing absolute...

It is fairl common for elderly people to say Kadish in Shul, even if they are not cognitively intact, such as individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Is it permissible to answer Amen to their Kadish? A further...

Over the past several weeks[1], we have discussed the question of physician credibility in areas of Halacha. We reviewed several Sugyos and Rishonim that give rise to varying approaches, ranging from ascribing absolute...