Judaism Life Cycle Outline
Brit Milah
Welcoming ceremony into Judaism for a boy
Includes circumcision
Covenant of Circumcision
Occurs 8 days after birth - VERY important, nothing interrupts
Ritual objects used:
Circumcision tools (anesthetic is possible according to some), tallit (prayer shawl), booklet with ceremony text, Elijah’s Chair
Time of ceremony – early in the morning
Ritual setting – morning prayer service
Parts of ceremony – welcomed, circumcision, naming, festive meal.
Participants – moyel (person who does the circumcision “surgery”), parents, grandparents, Godparents, sandek (person given a role of honor) , rabbi
Biblical roots are in Genesis in the story of Abraham
Brit haBat or Brit Bat
Covenant of the daughter
Other names: Brit Hayyim (Covenant of Life)
Relatively new ceremony, commonly done for the past 30 - 40 years.
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