Family Significance
As indicated by the HaCohen in his name, Rabbi Aryeh Leib Heller-Kahana was descended from the family of Aaron, the original high priest, and therefore was a member of the priestly class. Many cohanim today claim to be descendants of the Kahana family including the current Toldos Aharon Rebbe, but proof is difficult to establish without proper lineage. Typically, the claim of lineage to Rabbi Heler-Kahana is a tradition passed on through the generations as a source of pride.
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