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• A Brit Milah Should Be Performed As Early As Possible In The Morning
• Berit Mila – Omitting Vidui from the Prayer Service; The Song “Ata Ahubi”
• Lighting Candles at a Berit Mila
• Should the Father Wear Tefillin at a Berit Mila?
• Is It Permissible To Be A Sandak Twice
• Laws and Customs Regarding the Sandak
• The Night Before a Berit Mila
• The Two Stages of Circumcision at Brit Milah
• Some Laws Governing The Timing Of A Bris When Health Issues of The Newborn Boy Are At Hand
• Performing a Postponed Brit Milah Close to Shabbat
• The Cup of Wine at a Berit Mila
• Are Tahanunim Recited at Shaharit if a Berit is Scheduled for Later in the Day?
• Being a Sandak at One’s Own Son’s Berit
• The Procedure for a Pidyon Haben
• The Value of Partaking of a Pidyon Haben Meal
• Which Kohanim are Qualified to Accept Pidyon Haben Money?
• Who Performs the Pidyon Haben for a Firstborn Who Has Already Grown Up?
• How Much Must One Give a Kohen for the Misva of Pidyon Haben?
• Do Parents Recite a Beracha on the Occasion of the Birth of a Son?
• Determining When to Perform a Pidyon Haben
• Standing at a Wedding Ceremony, Berit Mila and Pidyon Ha'ben
• The Sephardic Customs for Choosing a Name for a Newborn Baby
• Which Mitzvah To Perform First When Multiple Mitzvot Are at Hand, including; Should A Pidyon HaBen Be Delayed Until After A Delayed Brit Milah
• The Obligations and Exemptions from Eating At A Seuda of A Brit Milah
• The Miracle of Birth Praised at a Brit Milah