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That's a question that is not easily generalized. Any lay person may take a vow of chastity. Married persons may take the vow of chastity, as permanent deacons do, where if the spouse dies, they may not remarry.
The Norbertine tertiaries may be married or single. Their web page is listed below.
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Priests belong to the family of what?
Depends upon the religion. Some priests can be members of an "order" like Franciscans, some are relegated to a life of celibacy, others can be married.
Is mark foster married?
No - I heard he preferred celibacy in order to keep his competitive edge
Did Prince Henry the Navigator have any children?
No, in 1420 Pope Martin V made Henry head of The Order of Christ, which involved a vow of celibacy. Which Henry kept, so he never married.
Did Prince Henry the navigator have a wife?
No, in 1420 Pope Martin V made Henry head of The Order of Christ, which involved a vow of celibacy. Which Henry kept, so he never ever married.
When do monks take a vow of celibacy?
If they are ordained in their holy order and the vow of chastity in the evangelical counsel.
What are vows of celibacy?
The vow of celibacy is practiced by Roman Catholic priests and religious brothers and sister/nun to consecrate themselves to God. They promised to be celibate in order to imitate the life Jesus the Christ.
When was a catholic priest able to marry?
Celibacy in the priesthood slowly evolved over the centuries. The first Apostles were mostly married men and in the early centuries married priests were the norm. About the fourth century (306 -335) celibacy was beginning to be introduced (however priests were not forbidden to marry), and most were married. In the eleventh century (1045) priests needed to be unmarried and remain celibate in order to be ordained. In the twelfth century (1013 and 1039) priestly marriages were decreed void, but at least 50% of priests were still married and remained married-their exact nature for celibacy was not known. During the 15th through 17th centuries the strictures to be celibate gain strength and slowly the priesthood transitions to an unmarried, celibate occupation. Even into the 20th century there are married catholic priests, those who convert from Anglican or Episcopal church, however, they are expected to remain celebate.
What are the rules of being a nun?
You observe your vows of celibacy, poverty and obedience. You obey the specific rule adopted by your particular Order.
Does a couple have to be married to be on section 8 housing?
Yes. Family members must be related by court order (for child custody or adoption) or marriage.
When was Married to Order created?
Married to Order was created on 1920-10-30.
Who are all the members of the Order of the Phoenix?
Check out the related link below to view all of the Order's members.
Turtles are members of what order?
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