I think it was at the age of 9 but I'm waiting for someone else to answer so i can see if i am right.
A priest could only become pope if he is elected by the cardinals in conclave.
yes
There were two possible ways they could become a priest: They could be chosen by the king/pharaoh to have that position OR they became a priest because of hereditary means.
Erasmus did not become a priest. He became a monk. There is a great difference. An 11 year old child could become a monk if a relative took his vows for him. Erasmus did not become a priest. He became a monk. There is a great difference. An 11 year old child could become a monk if a relative took his vows for him.
Technically, a king could have become a priest, but it probably never happened. A priest is supposed to have a vocation, and a priest's vocation would probably have been viewed as being in conflict with the demands of monarchy. We have records of monarchs who abdicated and retired to monasteries or convents, but this did not happen commonly and even when it did they did not always become monks or nuns. To have become a priest, a king would have had to go further with education and have a different, specific vocation.
it could help you be come a better person and you can become a priest.
There is some confusion about the origin of this name. It could be Irish or English.It is suggested that it is English, specifically Anglo-Saxon.It is also suggested that it is Irish, specifically Anglo-Norman.In Anglo-Saxon, Codon could have been a variant of the surname Cotton.In Anglo-Norman, it could be a variant of the surname "de Caunteton", which became Condon and may have eventually become Codon too.Further Reading:http://www.houseofnames.com/codon-family-crest
No, Saint Dominic Savio did not become a priest. He was a student of Saint John Bosco and aspired to become a priest, but he died at a young age before he could be ordained. He is known for his piety and devotion to God.
Yes, however it would be unusual. He would have to agree to become a priest and bishop before he could be made a cardinal, however.
You merely had to be appointed a priest to be a priest. The priesthood in ancient Rome was not the same as our present day priesthood. All it generally entailed was offering a sacrifice and any male Roman could do this. Being a pried was usually an honorific position with minimal duties. Originally it was only the patricians who could be priests. Later, plebeians were given access to the priesthoods. Originally the priesthoods were extremely important as the very early Roman state was based on religion. The priesthoods were key to the patricians having superior status. As the state became more and more secular, this importance faded.
Yes, they would be very happy to have you. You could become a Priest as well if you wished.
No. If that happened, I suppose you'd have to call her the "Mome."