Translated from Yalkut Yosef:
1. It is a Mitzvah to run to Shul (Bet Kenesset, Synagogue)
and when doing any type of Mitzvah, as it says in Hoshea (6:3) Let Us Strive to Know Hashem. Even on
Shabbat which is known that an individual is forbidden to take a Pesiya gasa (crude step) one
can still run to Shul. How much more so should one avoid stopping in the middle
of their way to a Mitzvah to chat with a friend, because this action will cause
him to be late. One should walk quickly to the Mitzvah from the moment they
leave their home and when they near the Shul they should walk faster/run.
2. One should not enter a Bet Kenesset (synagogue) in speed
or run inside, rather they should stop at the entrance and enter like they are
entering a room before a king.
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