L’yilui Nishamt Avraham ben Ester & Israel Ben Rivka.
From Ve’En Lamo Michshol:
1. One should not drive on Erev Shabat (Friday) close to the time of Shabat in a car where the driver might fall to do Chilul Shabat (breaking Shabat by driving to his home during Shabat after dropping you off). During a time of emergency, the one who is lenient has something to rely on.
2. Whoever gave birth to a boy and his Brit Milah falls on Shabat, and there is a suspicion that family members will do Chilul Shabat (break Shabat) by driving to the Brit on Shabat, he should go to a Talmid Chacham to see what to do. There is a speicifc piece of advice that says to explain to the family members that there is a small problem with the child and the Brit Milah cannot take place on the Shabat. Then on Shabat they SHOULD make the Brit happen. Sunday morning (or even Motzei Shabat –Saturday Night-) he should call up all the guests and tell them that with G-d’s help the child felt better and they had the chance to do the Brit and they did it. He should make himself upset that he “didn’t have the privelage” to have all the family at the Brit.
SHABAT SHALOM!
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