Near the end of this observance, sad songs are sung at Se'uda Shlishit, the third meal.
Near the end of this observance, sad songs are sung at Se'uda Shlishit, the third meal. On this holiday, the angels of peace are invited into the home by singing "Shalom Aleichem," and another song sung on this day during a service called its "Kabbalat" refers to this holiday as a "bride." That song is "L'chah Dodi," which mentions that the Bible says to "remember" and "keep" this day. It is also welcomed by lighting two candles, drinking wine, and eating two loaves of Challah bread. For 10 points, name this Jewish day of rest, occurring from Friday night until Saturday night every week. 
Near the end of this observance, sad songs are sung at Se'uda Shlishit, the third meal.
Shabbat [accept Shabbos or the Sabbath; prompt on "Saturday"] 