0410 - No Need to Write Chabad-Lubavitch Because It's the Same

00:01 The Lubavitcher School in Miami was originally called Ohalei Torah, and there was no mention of Lubavitch in the stationery because it was a community school for anybody who wants to send his child to a real frum school. But after a few years, it became known to everybody that this is a Lubavitcher school. So there was a photo that maybe you should add to the name also that this is Lubavitch. So there was a question asked by the Rebbe, a letter sent to the Rebbe, asking the Rebbe if you could add, I think by then it already it was called Landa Yeshiva, to add Chabad Lubavitch Educational Center. And the Rebbe answered that you could do that. But the Rebbe wrote, "Why do you have to write Chabad Lubavitch? It's double talk. It's the same thing twice. There's no need to say it both, because Chabad and Lubavitch is the same thing." Don't remember exactly the wording of the answer. I think it was lama la'hachpil or something like that. It's 십시오. It's double. Why to write both? That's why it became Lubavitch Educational Center without the word Chabad. I do know that some other places they do use the word Chabad Lubavitch for Meisels of Lubavitch. So I don't know when yes and when not, but in this case of the school here in Miami, the Rebbe wrote that there's no need to write Chabad Lubavitch because you could-- these are the two things that means the same, and you should only use one. And

01:15 it was decided to use the word Lubavitch. That's why it's called Lubavitch Educational Center.