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== Additional Mivtzoim == | == Additional Mivtzoim == | ||
Even before these Mivtzoim started the made sure that yidden would be able to fulfill mitzvos of various yomim tovim, however this of course increased with greater enthusiasm afterward. | Even before these Mivtzoim started the made sure that yidden would be able to fulfill mitzvos of various yomim tovim, however this of course increased with greater enthusiasm afterward. | ||
These mivtzoim include "[[Mivtza Shofar]]", "[[Mivtza Matzah]]", "[[Mivtza Lulav]]", "[[Mivtza Purim]]", and "[[Mivtza Chanukah]]". | These mivtzoim include "[[Mivtza Shofar]]", "[[Mivtza Matzah]]", "[[Mivtza Lulav]]", "[[Mivtza Purim]]", and "[[Mivtza Chanukah]]". | ||
After these ten mivtoim were established, the Rebbe added over the years the mivtzoim: "[[Shleimus Ha’aretz]]" "[[Mihu Yehudi]]" "[[Moment of Silence]]" "[[The 7 Noahide Laws]]" "[[Ois B'sefer Torah]]" "[[Hakhel]]" "[[Yom Huledes]]". | |||
These Mivtzoim reached the public through the Rebbe's Shluchim (emissaries) in every place. | |||
=== Mivtza Moshiach === | |||
In the year 5752, in the Sicha at the International Conference of Shluchim the Rebbe said that the gateway to all matters of Shlichus is "to welcome Moshiach tzidkeinu" ("קבלת פני משיח צדקנו") and therefore all matters of Shlichus must be permeated with this idea. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||