Rabbi Cosgrove: Take Him Out of the Ballgame (May 17, 2025)
Rabbi Cosgrove Sermons
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17m
Can a person guilty of moral failure ever be redeemed? Reflecting on the posthumous reinstatement of Pete Rose, Rabbi Cosgrove explores the balance between justice and mercy, sin and atonement. In a world desperate for integrity, he argues, moral accountability, especially from our leaders, is the cornerstone of national character.
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