Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 219

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

How do Shabbos and Yom Tov change the dinim of an avel? The Kitzur keeps mourning on Shabbos private, so a mourner called to the Torah goes up, and Shabbos still counts in the shiva. When a burial or a fresh report comes on Yom Tov, the Kitzur puts off public mourning until after the festival. Yom Tov is stronger here because its simcha stands above the oneg of Shabbos.

Key points

• On Shabbos, the Kitzur has a mourner who is called to the Torah go up.
• The Kitzur counts Shabbos as a day of shiva, even when the news first came on Shabbos.
• For a burial or fresh report on Yom Tov, the Kitzur delays all but private mourning until after the festival.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Learning Torah and mourning
2. 0:50A mourner called to the Torah
3. 3:17A kohen or bris father in mourning
4. 4:44The baal korei during shiva
5. 5:16Shabbos as a day of shiva
6. 7:27Burial or report on Yom Tov
7. 12:19Counting shiva after Yom Tov
8. 19:16The thirty days and Yom Tov

Topics

• Aveilus
• Shiva
• Krias HaTorah
• Chol HaMoed