Chabad Playa del Carmen Mexico

10/08/2026

Havdalah at Chabad Playa😎

30/07/2026

Summer 2026 Shabbat at Hyatt Vivid

Chabad of Playa del Carmen is pleased to welcome you for a series of Shabbat experiences in an exceptional setting.

📅 July 31 – August 1
📅 August 7 – 8
📅 August 14 – 15
📅 August 21 – August 22

* Shabbat Services
* Friday Night Dinner
* Shabbat Lunch & Kiddush

Reservations:
https://chabadplaya.com/shabbatPDC

We look forward to welcoming you,

Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad of Playa del Carmen

Minyan Chat
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KElN6hmbKjzEUKJrGmbLlk

24/07/2026

Shabbat Nachamu is the Shabbat of Comfort—a reminder that even in the midst of loss, darkness does not have the final word.

Its message is not to ignore pain, but to discover that hope can begin before every question is answered. Like Rabbi Akiva, we can look at the ruins and still recognize the promise of restoration.

Every mitzvah, every Jewish home, and every space of Torah, prayer, and belonging helps bring more light into the world—and prepares it for redemption.

What will we build from the ruins? ✨

Learn more about Shabbat Nachamu:
https://www.chabad.org/search/results.asp?searchWord=Shabbat+Nachamu&scope=591213 .tab=0&gsc.ref=videos&gsc.q=Shabbat%20Nachamu&gsc.page=1

— Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad Lubavitch Playa del Carmen

23/07/2026

Tisha B’Av invites us to do more than remember what was lost. It invites us to ask what we can begin to rebuild.

We mourn the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash and the pain carried by the Jewish people throughout generations. But remembrance is not meant to leave us only with sadness.

It should move us.

To replace division with unity.
To answer hatred with love.
To think more carefully about the consequences of our actions.
To repair what has been broken between one another.

Our history reminds us that even after destruction, the Jewish people continue to stand, believe, pray, and rebuild.

May the memory of Tisha B’Av awaken within us a deeper longing for redemption—and inspire each of us to take one step toward greater unity, kindness, and peace.

What can you begin to rebuild today?

🔗 Learn more about Tisha B’Av:
https://www.chabadplaya.com/library/article_cdo/aid/144575/jewish/What-Is-Tisha-BAv.htm

— Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad Playa del Carmen

22/07/2026

Tisha B’Av is not just a day of history; it is a day of the heart.
It is a time to pause, remember, and reflect — to allow ourselves to feel the pain of exile so that we can truly yearn for redemption.
It is not only about mourning what was destroyed, but also about asking ourselves: What can we begin to rebuild today?
Together, in the stillness of our prayers, we look within and reconnect with the light that never goes out.
Join our community as we sit, reflect, and pray together during these sacred hours.
May memory lead us toward greater unity, deeper awareness, and better actions. And may we all merit to see the rebuilding of Jerusalem, speedily in our days. 🕊️
🔗 Learn more about Tisha B’Av:
https://www.chabadplaya.com/.../jewish/What-Is-Tisha-BAv.htm
— Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad Playa del Carmen

22/07/2026

Tisha B’Av is not just a day of history; it is a day of the heart.

It is a time to pause, remember, and reflect — to allow ourselves to feel the pain of exile so that we can truly yearn for redemption.

It is not only about mourning what was destroyed, but also about asking ourselves: What can we begin to rebuild today?

Together, in the stillness of our prayers, we look within and reconnect with the light that never goes out.

Join our community as we sit, reflect, and pray together during these sacred hours.

May memory lead us toward greater unity, deeper awareness, and better actions. And may we all merit to see the rebuilding of Jerusalem, speedily in our days. 🕊️

🔗 Learn more about Tisha B’Av:
https://www.chabadplaya.com/library/article_cdo/aid/144575/jewish/What-Is-Tisha-BAv.htm
— Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad Playa del Carmen

17/07/2026

This Shabbat is Shabbat Chazon—the Shabbat of Vision.

The Shabbat preceding Tisha B’Av takes its name from the opening words of this week’s Haftarah: “The vision of Isaiah…”

Shabbat Chazon carries a beautiful message of hope. Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev teaches that on this special Shabbat, every Jewish soul is granted a vision of the Third and final Holy Temple.

Even when our eyes are closed, our souls see.

Our souls behold a world at peace with its Creator—a world filled with the knowledge and revealed presence of G‑d. This vision inspires us to grow and to bring more goodness, holiness and light into the world through every positive action.

May we merit to see this beautiful vision become a reality, speedily in our days.

Shabbat Shalom from:

Rabbi Mendel Goldberg
Chabad of Playa del Carmen
Chabadplaya.com

Discover the deeper meaning of Shabbat Chazon:
🔗 https://chabadplaya.com/52985

11/03/2026