| Frankly, those were not the qualities I had previously associated with bris, but then I live in New York. |
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| The judges inquired especially about my non-participation in our son's bris ceremony, as I had preferred the unceremonious medical version. |
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| Anyone who has witnessed a bris will know they bawl their heads off. |
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| At the time of the party, the reporter was in fact attending a bris. |
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| Decrease proximity of potentially unsafe structures and potentially damaging deW2. bris. |
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| The bris, or ritual circumcision, takes place eight days after birth. |
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| And in celebration we'll also have a mohel and a live bris for James at the event. |
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| The main preparation is the festive meal that follows the Bris, which is accompanied by special blessings during the Grace After Meals. |
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| But each of these boys underwent a Bris that followed an ancient ritual not widely practiced outside the ultra-Orthodox community. |
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| At the time of his Bris, she was recovering from a C-section and unable to attend. |
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| In 2015, Jonathan Le Bris started a legal battle against the French administration to claim this status. |
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