The נוהג כצאן יוסף writes,
"Those standing next to
the Mohel say quietly (for the Mohel to hear) the end of the Bracha (על המילה)
so to make sure
the Mohel doesn't ח"ו
mistakenly end the Bracha with על השחיטה."
In most smaller communities
they hired one person who was the Melamed teaching the children, the Shliach
Tzibbur,
the Shochet, & Mohel.
The Bracha על השחיטה he made regularly whereas על המילה was done on rarer
occasions.
Greek NYC Jews and Syrian NYC Jews:
ReplyDeletehttp://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/2016/03/greek-jews-syrian-jews.html
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Remembering Rabbi Zevulun Leiberman ZTL:
http://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/2016/04/guest-post-rabbi-zevulun-leiberman.html
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Rambam Rejected Childless Messiah:
http://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/2016/08/rambam-rejected-childless-messiah-by-mr.html