One unique prayer is repeated multiple times daily in Jewish Prayer services besides the Shema (Deut 6:4-9). It's a prayer composed in Aramaic called Kaddish. In modern practice, it is never recited alone, and its ancient words seek to magnify and sanctify God's name corporately. Many people know it as "Mourner's Kaddish," but it has absolutely nothing to do with the dead or the afterlife. Its simple words of praise are comforting but in a different sort of way.

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