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To: PROLIFE who wrote (325909)12/5/2002 12:54:19 AM
From: Karen Lawrence  Read Replies (2) of 769670
 
Q) Last year I had a miscarriage. I am not Jewish, but the father is. As I prepare to deal with the grief of the anniversary date, which is soon, I find myself very much wanting to say Kaddish. Is this allowed? Can a non-Jewish woman say Kaddish for a child lost in a miscarriage? If so, please give me an outline of how to do this. Do I light a candle? What do I say? Do I say Kaddish in a synagogue or at home? Etc.?
A) A child is not considered a child or alive until birth and a live birth at that, so therefore under Jewish Law there is no such obligation and it is not allowed! This is so for the rest of the questions as they all fall under the same category.

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