Interoffice Memos and Letters of Love

Tzara’at renders one impure instantly. Rabbi Soloveitchik says it curbs arrogance—without denying our talents or achievements.

Jewish history suggests that miracles can come even from the most unlikely places—even individuals afflicted with tzara’at.

Judaism’s treatment of those afflicted with tzara’at inspires us to ponder the importance of both the home and society.

The ritual that purifies one afflicted with leprosy mirrors Judaism’s understanding of our reason for being.