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...HC in android stops displaying in Sept 2019 - but continues to do so in Google Calendar on PC

Ethan 5 years ago updated by Michael J. Radwin 3 years ago 2

Hi

I have been enjoying Hebrew Calendar for a number of years.

I went to the September 2019 calendar on my android phone - Galaxy s8 - and there are no entries from HC. They stop in August.

But, when I accessed my google calendar from my pc - all HC entries (Shabbat, Yom Tov, etc.) are visible on my pc.

Any ideas how to get HC to display for Sept onward

Thank you

-E

Answer
Michael J. Radwin 5 years ago

Triennial readings are already posted on the bottom of each parasha page if they differ in future cycles. Scroll down to the bottom of a parasha page and look for "Triennial readings for previous and future cycles".

In addition, you can also download triennial leyning schedules for 10 years into the future in CSV format here:

https://www.hebcal.com/sedrot/#download

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As a shut-in, I have no access to a regular Jewish calendar w/Jewish months only and csndlelight8ing times on Shabbat..

Peggy J. Knox 5 years ago updated by stephen girman 5 years ago 1

I have no access to a Jewish calendar, and Hebcal has been wonderful for me know when Yatzits are, but I miss preparing for 'Shabbat, lighting candles on time (i have to have battery ones because I use oxygen).  I use to get one every7 year t my shul but it closed down several years ago, and when I am able and can arrange a ride, m6y synagogue now is 50 miles round trip and can't afford to give out Jewish calendars.  I need one for me to mark Yatzits, special evens at the shul or other events that might be possible if I get a mailing about, and basically know when it's Shabbat, because of being a shut-in, I don['t always know what day I'm on and I don't really know what time to light the candles, which I miss or to know the day before to start preparing for Shabbos whether I am able to go to services or not.  I always had a Jewish calendar next to the other one, and others would know there would be some Shabbos at my house whether fresh baked challah and cholent, and I always would enjoy it.  Can you help?  *I can print it out or download it via Google and then print it out. The gift of being able to go to Hebcal to find out when a Yartzuite is priceless to me as I am the only Jew in my immediate and large extended family and Hebcal allows me to know when to say Kaddish-right now my oldest sister is on her deathbed--and I will know when Hashem takes her, I can go to Hebcal and have the Jewish date.  Thank you.  If I had my own 

Jewish calendar, it would make it easier to prepare and get what I need to do on time.  You've given me so much already, so I hope I'm not out of  line asking for a Jewish calendar with candlelighting times.  Thank you for listening.

 

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Mordechai 5 years ago updated 5 years ago 0

Shalom,

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