Thanks for letting us know.

You might consider trying an alternative, such as https://www.pockettorah.com/ (free) or https://troptrainer.com/ (not free, but very high quality).

Sefaria also provides PocketTorah audio, but the PocketTorah app is a bit more full featured (including highlighting words as the text is chanted)

Hebcal is not affiliated with World ORT or with TropeTrainer or PocketTorah

Hi Etay, thanks for the suggestion. We'll consider this excellent idea but will make no promises to implement it soon. 

Although Hebcal has been offering Torah Reading & Haftarot for many years, we haven't made it our mission to include the calendar data for every event related to davening and leyning. The addition of the five megillot is a great suggestion, and could certainly help leyning coordinators with their task.

Regarding what exactly is read in synagogue, you may wish to consult a "pocket luach" which contains detailed information. For example, on Shavuot we read both Ruth and also אַקְדָמוּת (Akdamut). For example, Rabbi Miles Cohen's Luach Hashanah is used at my home synagogue.

Hi, thanks for using Hebcal.

If you want to merge Hebcal events with your calendar you can click the smaller "Download 2022 only" button at the bottom of the dialog box like so:

Hi, thanks for using Hebcal, and thanks for your question!

You can visit the Candle-lighting Times Year at a Glance page and enter your location. Then, at the bottom of the printable page we have added prev/next links with both Hebrew and Gregorian years:

thanks so much for these suggestions. We will plan to add these missing items to our leyning web pages and CSV files 

Thanks for using Hebcal.

Hebcal Torah pages link to World ORT's Navigating the Bible II, a free online resource located at https://bible.ort.org/

Unfortunately, it looks like ORT's website is not working today. This may be a temporary issue.

You might consider trying an alternative, such as https://www.pockettorah.com/ (free) or https://troptrainer.com/ (not free, but very high quality).

Hebcal is not affiliated with World ORT or with TropeTrainer or PocketTorah.

Confirmed that this indeed was an error in the original 1988 CJLS triennial reading document. We've published the corrected reading on the hebcal.com website.

Confirmed that this indeed was an error in the original 1988 CJLS triennial reading document. We've published the corrected reading on the hebcal.com website.

Thanks for using Hebcal, and thanks for this message.

We're investigating the discrepancy. Per the official CJLS triennial publications, it appears to be intentional to have the 6th aliyah begin with verse 21:25 (repeating the last verse from the 5th aliyah).

We have contacted Rabbi Miles Cohen and asked him for clarification.

See more info here:

https://hebcal.userecho.com/en/communities/1/topics/1058-is-third-triennial-for-chukat-inaccurate-chamishi-and-shishi-both-have-2125

Hebcal Torah readings come directly from A Complete Triennial System for Reading the Torah, published by the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly.

It appeared to be intentional (highlighting mine):

However, Rabbi Miles B Cohen's luach 5782 (page 189) appears to differ:

We'll take another look at the CJLS decision of Nov. 16, 2020 and see if the readings need to be revised.