Is 'Elokeinu v'Elokei Avoteinu' (the substitute Birkat Kohanim blessing) recited at Mincha on Yom Kippur?
Synopsis
The Rema rules that the substitute Birkat Kohanim blessing ('Elokeinu v'Elokei Avoteinu') is recited at Mincha on Yom Kippur, since if a Kohen were to go up he would not be brought down — making it 'somewhat fitting' for Birkat Kohanim. Some disagree, but the Ashkenazic custom follows the Rema.
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