352 —שאלות על כתבי יד, נוסח מי שברך, וברכות הפסח

B"H, 13 Nissan 5708.

Mechutav haVavac"h iy"a nu"m etc. Mehorash"z

Shalom u'Vrachah!

In response to your letter—and in the meantime you have surely also received my previous letter: a) Regarding the handwritten notes that were given over by Reb M. Charlov—this matter has already come before the eyes of my father-in-law, the Rebbe shlita, some time ago, and the photos of the handwritten notes were also received, etc. b) Regarding the text of Mi Sheberach: in places where it is customary to say it (as it seems in Lubavitch it was not customary), the most precise version I have seen is in the Siddur Torah Or. c) I received regards from Maharabg shlita, and certainly there is no need to remind him to make an effort when possible regarding settling the remainder of the debt. d) Enclosed is a booklet for Pesach which has just been published; without doubt you will merit to benefit the public with it.

I will conclude with blessings for a kosher and joyous Pesach for him and all his family sheyichyu, as well as for his sister-in-law and all those who live with them (I recall last year's Pesach when we were together). It would be good of you to send regards to the gabbaim and those who pray at your synagogue with holiday blessings.

Summary

The Rebbe responds to several practical questions about communal customs and texts, encourages sharing Torah publications with others, addresses financial concerns with sensitivity, and sends warm wishes for a kosher and joyous Pesach.