Prayer Requests at the Kivrei Tzaddikim
Prayers at the Kivrei Tzaddikim
Across generations, Jewish communities have visited the resting places of tzaddikim to recite Tehillim and pour out their hearts to Hashem, asking that their prayers be received in the merit of the righteous. We are honored to continue this cherished tradition as an act of chesed.
Always freePrivate requestsMonthly prayer visitsA tradition of prayer and remembrance
Visiting the kevarim of tzaddikim is a longstanding practice in Jewish life. At these sacred resting places, we turn our prayers to Hashem, recite chapters of Tehillim, remember the teachings and lives of the righteous, and ask in their merit for mercy, healing, peace, livelihood, and blessing.
You may write your own request, choose particular chapters of Tehillim, or leave the selection to us. Your words will be printed and respectfully brought to the kever during an available visit.
Our prayer destinations
The Ribnitzer Rebbe
Rabbi Chaim Zanvil Abramowitz, the Ribnitzer Rebbe, is remembered for extraordinary devotion to prayer, acts of kindness, and steadfast Jewish observance through years of hardship under Soviet rule. His kever in Monsey is a destination for those seeking a place of heartfelt tefillah.
Rabbi Yosef Kalish
Remembered on his monument as a revered rabbinic figure associated with the name Divrei Yosef. Visitors come to the resting places of such Torah leaders to honor their memory and pray to Hashem in the merit of the righteous.
Rabbi Moshe Yitzchak
The third kever in our initial group is marked by a Hebrew memorial inscription recalling a respected rabbinic legacy. We will expand this biographical note once its full identification and history are confirmed.
Additional destinations depend on travel arrangements. A selection expresses your preference; it does not require a visit to every site in the same cycle.
How the monthly service works
Send your request
Write a name, your personal words, and any preferred Tehillim.
We bring the requests
Requests are collected privately, printed, and brought during a future visit as circumstances allow.
Monthly completion notice
After a visit, a general notice is posted for the completed group, without revealing names or prayers.
Submit a private prayer request
Current collection: October 2026. Requests received after a group closes will be included in the next available group.
Completed prayer visits
Completion notices will appear here after each group’s visit.
Chesed is freely given
There is no charge to submit a prayer request. Those who wish may make a voluntary contribution to support Olam Chesed Yibaneh’s charitable work and reasonable program expenses. Giving is entirely optional and does not affect how requests are handled.