9439 —גירושי הורים והמשך שידוך

Parental Divorce and Proceeding with a Shidduch

ב"ה, כ"ד טבת, תשכ"ח ברוקלין.
The Rebbe writes that the fact that parents are divorced should not delay a shidduch, provided both parties decide to build their home on Torah and mitzvah foundations. The Rebbe adds that a prayer will be recited at the Tziyun of the Alter Rebbe.
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ב"ה,  כ"ד טבת, תשכ"ח

ברוקלין.

שלום וברכה!

ברכה ושלום!

במענה למכתבה מיום כ"א טבת,

העובדה שהורים מגורשים אין צריכה לעכב השדוך. ובלבד שיחליטו שניהם לייסד ביתם בישראל על יסודי התורה והמצוה בחיי היום יומים.

הפ"נ יקרא בעת רצון על ציון כ"ק מו"ח אדמו"ר זצוקללה"ה נבג"מ זי"ע.

בברכה,

[mazkir1]בשם כ"ק אדמו"ר שליט"א[/mazkir1]

B"H, 24 Teves, 5728.

Brooklyn.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Blessings and greetings!

In response to your letter from the 21st of Teves: The fact that the parents are divorced should not delay the shidduch. This is as long as both decide to establish their home in Israel on the foundations of Torah and mitzvah in daily life.

A prayer will be recited at an auspicious time at the Tziyun of the Alter Rebbe, may his merit protect us.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that parental divorce is not a reason to delay a shidduch if both parties are committed to building a Torah-true home. He also emphasizes the importance of daily Torah and mitzvah observance as the foundation for Jewish family life.

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