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Marshall Meyer recibió su ordenación rabínica en el Jewish Theological Seminary of America perteneciente al Movimiento Conservador. En 1959 llegó a la Argentina con su esposa Naomi, quien fue su socia en la creación de un nuevo estilo de Judaísmo en nuestro país. En 1962 fundó el Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano, “la fábrica” como él lo llamaba, del cual fue su rector y además profesor de filosofía, psiquiatría pastoral, homilética y Midrash hasta 1984.
FOUNDER
Marshall T. Meyer Z”L received his rabbinical ordination, in 1958, from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. In 1959, with his wife Naomi, he moved to Buenos Aires and initiated a period of great changes and deep renovation within the local Jewish community. In 1962 he founded and directed the Seminario Rabínico Latinoamericano –which today carries his name– the first and only of its kind in South America, where dozens of rabbis from all over the world were ordained. He served as the Rector of the Seminario from its foundation until his return to the United States in 1984.
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SEMINARIO RABINICO LATINOAMERICANO MARSHALL T. MEYER
Jose Hernandez 1750, C1426EOD Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel. (54.11) 4783-2009/ (54.11) 4783-6175, Fax (54.11) 4781-4056
El Instituto de Formación Rabínica Abraham J. Heschel ofrece un programa intensivo de estudio, crecimiento personal y desarrollo espiritual que culmina en la ordenación rabínica para el ejercicio de un liderazgo espiritual de excelencia en el pueblo judío.Desde la fundación del Seminario en 1962, más de 90 rabinos han recibido su s´mijá en nuestra casa de estudios y hoy sirven en comunidades, escuelas e instituciones judías de América Latina y el mundo entero.
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The Abraham J. Heschel Rabbinical School The intensive studies program of our Rabbinical School offers personal growth and spiritual development, culminating in the rabbinical ordination of is students, for the practice of a religious leadership of excellence in the Jewish people. Since the foundation of the Seminario, more than 100 Rabbis have received their Smicha – Rabbinical ordination – in our house of studies, and today serve as spiritual leaders in synagogues, schools and institutions of Jewish communities in Latin America and throughout the world.
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El Instituto de Música Judía y Formación de Jazanim Bet Asaf forma jazanim (cantores litúrgicos) y maestros de música hebrea para sinagogas y escuelas de las comunidades judías de América Latina y el mundo.
Bet Asaf es el único instituto de formación de jazanim en América Latina, y sus graduados son aceptados como miembros en la Cantors Assembly, la asociación de jazanim masortiim del mundo.
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Cantorial and Hebrew Music teachers’ education Bet Asaf Institute Chazanim – liturgical cantors- and Hebrew music teachers are trained to serve professionally in Jewish communities of Latin America and the world. Our Bet Asaf Institute is the only educational center for the training of chazanim in the region and its graduates are accepted as members of the Cantors Assembly.
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Estudiando y rezando en el Seminario/Studying and Praying in the Seminary
Una ceremonia en el Seminario/A Ceremony in the Seminary
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Rabinos graduados del Seminario/Rabbis who graduated from the Seminary
| 1 | Rabino Dr Angel Kreiman Z¨L | 1972 | – Fallecido 2014 – |
| 2 | Rabino Reuben Nisenboim | 1972 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 3 | Rabino Claudio Kaiser | 1973 | Vancouver, Canada |
| 4 | Rabino Aarón Kopikis | 1973 | La Jolla, California, USA |
| 5 | Rabino Dr Abraham Skorka | 1973 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 6 | Rabino Samuel Vainberg | 1973 | Boca Raton, Florida, USA |
| 7 | Rabino Dr Marcelo Rittner | 1975 | México DF, México |
| 8 | Rabino Daniel Kripper | 1976 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 9 | Rabino Dr Mario Ablin | 1978 | Israel |
| 10 | Rabino Dr Baruj Plavnick | 1979 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 11 | Rabino Dr Felipe Yafe | 1981 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 12 | Rabino Guillermo Bronstein | 1982 | Lima, Perú |
| 13 | Rabino Dr Marco Maaravi | 1982 | Raanana, Israel |
| 14 | Rabino Darío Feiguin | 1983 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 15 | Rabino Alejandro Felch | 1984 | Deerfield, Illinois, USA |
| 16 | Rabino Mordejai Levin | 1984 | Munster, Indiana, USA |
| 17 | Rabino Daniel Goldman | 1985 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 18 | Rabino Gabriel Mazer | 1985 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 19 | Rabino Efraim Rosenzweig | 1985 | Viña del Mar, Chile |
| 20 | Rabino Jaime Rosenzweig | 1985 | Campinas, São Paulo, Brasil |
| 21 | Rabino Eduardo Waingortin | 1986 | Santiago, Chile |
| 22 | Rabino Shmuel Szteinhendler | 1986 | Santiago, Chile |
| 23 | Rabino Dr Mario Hendler | 1986 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 24 | Rabino Adolfo Roitman | 1986 | Jerusalem, Israel |
| 25 | Rabino Mario Rojzman | 1987 | North Miami Beach, Florida, USA |
| 26 | Rabino Salomon Nussbaum | 1987 | Tucumán, Argentina |
| 27 | Rabino Eliseo Rozenwasser | 1988 | Narberth, Pensylvannia, USA |
| 28 | Rabino Baruj Zeilicovich | 1988 | Fair Lawn, Nueva Jersey |
| 29 | Rabino Gabriel Frydman | 1988 | México |
| 30 | Rabino Gad Romang | 1988 | Greensboro, North Carolina |
| 31 | Rabino Lior Graizman | 1989 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 32 | Rabino Claudio Kupchik | 1990 | New York, USA |
| 33 | Rabino Alfredo Borodowski | 1990 | New York, USA |
| 34 | Rabino Adrián Gottfried | 1991 | São Paulo, Brasil |
| 35 | Rabino Mauricio Balter | 1991 | Beer Sheva, Israel |
| 36 | Rabino Sergio Szpolski | 1991 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 37 | Rabino Arieh Sztokman | 1992 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 38 | Rabino Rubén Saferstein | 1992 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 39 | Rabino Sergio Bergman | 1993 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 40 | Rabino Palti Somerstein | 1993 | México |
| 41 | Rabino Manes Kogan | 1993 | Jamaica Estates, New York – USA |
| 42 | Rabino Gabriel Minkowicz | 1993 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 43 | Rabina Margit Baumatz | 1994 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 44 | Rabina Analia Bortz | 1994 | Atlanta, USA |
| 45 | Rabino Mario Karpuj | 1994 | Atlanta, USA |
| 46 | Rabino Iosef Kleiner | 1994 | Jerusalem, Israel |
| 47 | Rabino Ariel Stofenmacher | 1994 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 48 | Rabino Fabián Zaidemberg | 1994 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 49 | Rabino Alex Mlynski Z”L | 1995 | – Fallecido 2016 – |
| 50 | Rabino Gustavo Kraselnik | 1996 | Panamá, Panamá |
| 51 | Rabino Adrian Herbst | 1998 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 52 | Rabino Gustavo Suraszki | 1998 | Ashkelon, Israel |
| 53 | Rabino Ariel Korob Z”L | 2000 | – Fallecido 2008 – |
| 54 | Rabina Sandra Kochmann | 2000 | Jerusalem, Israel |
| 55 | Rabino Pablo Iugt | 2000 | Porto Alegre, Brasil |
| 56 | Rabino Ary Glikin | 2001 | Herzlia, Israel |
| 57 | Rabino Daniel Zang | 2001 | Santiago de Chile, Chile |
| 58 | Rabina Graciela Grynberg | 2002 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 59 | Rabina Deby Grinberg | 2002 | Modin, Israel |
| 60 | Rabina Sarina Vitas | 2002 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 61 | Rabino Ale Avruj | 2002 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 62 | Rabino Daniel Dolinsky | 2002 | Santa Fe, Argentina |
| 63 | Rabino Marcelo Polakoff | 2002 | Córdoba, Argentina |
| 64 | Rabino Leonel Levy | 2002 | México DF, México |
| 65 | Rabino Julian Vainstein | 2002 | Asunción, Paraguay |
| 66 | Rabino Claudio Jodorkovsky | 2002 | Saskatoon, Canadá |
| 67 | Rabino Fabian Skornik | 2002 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 68 | Rabino Fabian Werbin | 2003 | Bethesda, Maryland, USA |
| 69 | Rabino Marcelo Bater | 2003 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 70 | Rabino Sebastián Vainstein | 2003 | Corrientes, Argentina |
| 71 | Rabino Rami Pavolotzky | 2003 | Lancaster, USA |
| 72 | Rabina Daniela Szuster | 2003 | Lancaster, USA |
| 73 | Rabino Marcelo Kormis | 2003 | Connecticut, USA |
| 74 | Rabino Ariel Kleiner | 2004 | Montevideo, Uruguay |
| 75 | Rabino Ariel Farhi | 2005 | Israel |
| 76 | Rabina Karina Finkielsztein | 2005 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 77 | Rabino Pablo Berman | 2005 | Curitiba, Brasil |
| 78 | Rabino Ioshua Kullock | 2005 | Nashville, Tenesse, USA |
| 79 | Rabino Alejandro Bloch | 2005 | Santiago de Chile, Chile |
| 80 | Rabina Silvina Chemen | 2006 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 81 | Rabino Darío Bialer | 2006 | Río de Janeiro, Brasil |
| 82 | Rabino Guido Cohen | 2008 | Bogotá, Colombia |
| 83 | Rabino Ariel Hernán Oliszewski | 2009 | Porto Alegre, Brasil |
| 84 | Rabino Pablo Demián Gabe | 2009 | Santiago de Chile, Chile |
| 85 | Rabino Maximiliano Nisim Shalom | 2010 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 86 | Rabino Marcos Perelmutter | 2011 | Porto Alegre, Brasil |
| 87 | Rabina Judith Nowominski | 2012 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 88 | Rabino Jonas Shalom | 2012 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 89 | Rabino Yonatan Szewkis | 2013 | Sao Paulo, Brasil |
| 90 | Rabino Gustavo Kelmeszes | 2013 | Santiago de Chile, Chile |
| 91 | Rabino Ariel Sigal | 2013 | Santiago de Chile, Chile |
| 92 | Rabino Iehuda Gitelman | 2015 | Sao Paulo, Brasil |
| 93 | Rabino Mario Szames | 2016 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 94 | Rabino Gustavo Katzuni | 2016 | Tucumán, Argentina |
| 95 | Rabino Uriel Romano | 2016 | New York, USA |
| 96 | Rabino Adrián Fada | 2016 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 97 | Rabino Guershon Kwasniewski | 2016 | Porto Alegre, Brasil |
| 98 | Rabina Marcela Guralnik | 2016 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 99 | Rabina Fernanda Tomchinsky | 2016 | San Pablo, Brasil |
| 100 | Rabino Héctor Epelbaum | 2016 | Miami, Estados Unidos |
