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Dr. Bobby Kalotee is a charismatic and hardworking individual who has grown from humble beginnings as an immigrant from India to a respected civic leader and proud United States citizen who epitomizes the American dream. It has been an honor and rewarding experience for Bobby to serve the People of Nassau County/Long Island/New York State over the past four decades, as Chairman of various political parties, a community activist, and an ambassador on overseas missions of charitable work. Bobby believes it is a blessing to serve others all day, every day. He is relentless in his quest to help people address their problems and concerns, regardless of origin or social status.
Dr. Kalotee was appointed to Nassau County Human Rights Commission in 2016 by a unanimous vote of the Nassau County legislature, and enthusiastically approved by the Nassau County Executive. He is also one of the longest serving Directors on the Board of Directors of Nassau University Medical Center having been originally appointed by the then Presiding Officer, Bruce Blakeman and approved by then governor of New York State, George Pataki.

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I invite you to join me in extending warmest wishes to our brothers and sisters worldwide for a serene and rejuvenating Shabbat Shalom. As we embark on the month of Iyar, a time of radiance and renewal, may our collective blessings illuminate the path forward. May we be empowered with good health, peace, and prosperity, inspiring a brighter future for all Shabbat Shalom ❤️ Shabbat Shalom 👏 Shabbat Shalom

Divine Mercy Sunday is a powerful Roman Catholic feast day that celebrates the infinite love and compassion of Jesus Christ. Observed on the first Sunday after Easter, this joyous occasion was formally established by Pope John Paul II in 2000, during the canonization of Saint Faustina Kowalska, a Polish nun renowned for her profound devotion to the Divine Mercy. By embracing this special day, we are reminded of God's unwavering commitment to mercy, love, and redemption, inspiring us to trust in His boundless compassion and to extend mercy to others. The core message of Divine Mercy Sunday is one of hope and renewal, assuring us that no matter how great our struggles may be, God's mercy is always greater. This uplifting celebration encourages us to receive God's mercy, practice mercy toward others, and trust in His unconditional love. At its heart, Divine Mercy Sunday is a beautiful reminder of God's infinite goodness and His desire to forgive, heal, and transform us, inviting us to experience the profound joy and peace that comes from trusting in His mercy. By participating in this special feast day, we can deepen our faith, nourish our spirits, and become beacons of hope and compassion in a world that sorely needs it. As we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, we are inspired to live out the powerful message of Jesus, 'Jesus, I trust in You,' and to share this message of hope and mercy with others, creating a ripple effect of kindness, compassion, and love that can transform lives and communities. By embracing the promise of Divine Mercy Sunday, we can experience the transformative power of God's mercy and become instruments of His love and compassion in the world.

Divine Mercy Sunday is a powerful Roman Catholic feast day that celebrates the infinite love and compassion of Jesus Christ. Observed on the first Sunday after Easter, this joyous occasion was formally established by Pope John Paul II in 2000, during the canonization of Saint Faustina Kowalska, a Polish nun renowned for her profound devotion to the Divine Mercy. By embracing this special day, we are reminded of God's unwavering commitment to mercy, love, and redemption, inspiring us to trust in His boundless compassion and to extend mercy to others. The core message of Divine Mercy Sunday is one of hope and renewal, assuring us that no matter how great our struggles may be, God's mercy is always greater. This uplifting celebration encourages us to receive God's mercy, practice mercy toward others, and trust in His unconditional love. At its heart, Divine Mercy Sunday is a beautiful reminder of God's infinite goodness and His desire to forgive, heal, and transform us, inviting us to experience the profound joy and peace that comes from trusting in His mercy. By participating in this special feast day, we can deepen our faith, nourish our spirits, and become beacons of hope and compassion in a world that sorely needs it. As we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, we are inspired to live out the powerful message of Jesus, 'Jesus, I trust in You,' and to share this message of hope and mercy with others, creating a ripple effect of kindness, compassion, and love that can transform lives and communities. By embracing the promise of Divine Mercy Sunday, we can experience the transformative power of God's mercy and become instruments of His love and compassion in the world.

I would like to invite you to join me in prayer and remembrance of all those who were impacted and lost their lives on that devastating day. May we honor their memory and strive to prevent such tragedies from happening again in humanity. Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, is commemorated through moving rituals including the lighting of memorial candles. Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) 2026 will be observed from sundown on Monday, April 13, to nightfall on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. This day recognizes the courage of the six million Jews murdered by Nazi Germany and its collaborators, featuring inspiring ceremonies, memorial events, and the reading of survivors' names.

Shabbat Shalom" is a Hebrew phrase meaning "Sabbath of peace" or "peaceful Sabbath". It is used as a greeting to wish a restful and tranquil Sabbath to others, typically said from Friday afternoon through Saturday evening. It is pronounced shah-BAHT shah-LOME and is used to wish someone well-being.

Let's come together to extend warmest wishes to our Jewish brothers and sisters around the world for a joyous, healthy, prosperous, kind, and peaceful Passover. May God bless you and your families with good health and long life. As we celebrate Passover, we commemorate the extraordinary story of the Israelites' liberation from Egypt, where they were once enslaved. Through Moses, God brought about 10 plagues, ultimately leading to the Egyptians' agreement to free the Jews. When we gather for the Seder meal and read the Haggadah, we pass down this powerful story to the next generation, inspiring them to retell it to their own children one day. This remarkable story of Exodus, as recorded in the Bible, reminds us of God's profound connection with the Jewish people, illuminating our purpose and meaning in life.

Let's come together to extend warmest wishes to our Jewish brothers and sisters around the world for a joyous, healthy, prosperous, kind, and peaceful Passover. May God bless you and your families with good health and long life. As we celebrate Passover, we commemorate the extraordinary story of the Israelites' liberation from Egypt, where they were once enslaved. Through Moses, God brought about 10 plagues, ultimately leading to the Egyptians' agreement to free the Jews. When we gather for the Seder meal and read the Haggadah, we pass down this powerful story to the next generation, inspiring them to retell it to their own children one day. This remarkable story of Exodus, as recorded in the Bible, reminds us of God's profound connection with the Jewish people, illuminating our purpose and meaning in life.

Let's come together to extend warmest wishes to our Jewish brothers and sisters around the world for a joyous, healthy, prosperous, kind, and peaceful Passover. May God bless you and your families with good health and long life. As we celebrate Passover, we commemorate the extraordinary story of the Israelites' liberation from Egypt, where they were once enslaved. Through Moses, God brought about 10 plagues, ultimately leading to the Egyptians' agreement to free the Jews. When we gather for the Seder meal and read the Haggadah, we pass down this powerful story to the next generation, inspiring them to retell it to their own children one day. This remarkable story of Exodus, as recorded in the Bible, reminds us of God's profound connection with the Jewish people, illuminating our purpose and meaning in life.

Let us offer An Easter Sunday Prayer
April 5, 2026
Lord Jesus,
On this radiant Easter morning, we stand empowered by your Resurrection, bathed in the light of hope and renewal.
The stone has been rolled away, the shadows of Good Friday have lifted, and the world is reborn in promise.
We celebrate the triumph of life over death and hope over despair, and we give thanks for the boundless potential that arises from your rising.
As we commemorate your Resurrection today, fill our hearts with the joy and liberation of the Gospel, and may its message inspire us to live with purpose, compassion, and courage.
May the grace of this octave revitalize our faith, energize our spirits, and guide us to become beacons of hope and love in our families, our communities, and the world.
Bless our families and our community as we gather in your name, and may our unity and love for one another be a testament to the transformative power of your Resurrection.
We ask this through Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever.
Amen.

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