Yom Kippur Brings Atonement and Remembrance

Por Julia Caulfield

octubre 1, 2025

JUGAR AHORA
Open Hebrew prayer book partially covered by a white embroidered cloth with floral patterns, symbolizing Yom Kippur and the spirit of atonement.

On Wednesday night, millions of Jews across the world will sit down with family and friends to celebrate and honor Yom Kippur.

The holiday, the Jewish New Year, serves as a time of atonement, forgiveness, and remembering those who have been lost.

KOTO’s Julia Caulfield spoke with Stephen Wise, a member of the Telluride Jewish Community, about what the holiday means to him.

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