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If by this you mean what is the written style for priests and nuns in the Catholic church then it is as follows.
Nuns - Sister
Mother Superior - Reverend Mother
Monk - Brother
Abbot - Father Abbot
Seminarian - First name
Deacon - Deacon or most usually their forename.
Priest - Father 'forename' or Father 'Surname'.
Monsignor - Monsignor 'forname' or Monsignor 'Surname'
Canon - Canon 'forename' or Canon 'surname'.
Bishop - My Lord, Bishop 'forename' or Bishop 'Surname'.
Archbishop - Your Grace.
Patriarch - Your Beatitude
Papal Nuncio - Your Excellency
Cardinal - Your Eminence
Pope - Your Holiness, Holy Father, Most Holy Father.
Eastern Catholic clergy
Sister - Sister 'forename'
Abbess - Very Reverend Abbess
Deacon - Father, Father Deacon
Priest - Father 'forename'
Archpriest - Father
Bishop - Your Grace
Archbishop - Your Emminence
Metropolitan - Your Beatitude
Patriarch - Your Beatitude
Note that this is the style in English speaking countries but there may be some variation within non-english speaking countries.
What else can I help you with?
Could a priest be a girl in the middle ages?
No a Priest cannot be a woman. Women can be nuns. There are some laws written in Christianity where a Nun cannot celebrate Mass, neither can she hear confessions.
What was a monastery or nunnery?
Monastery is for priest and nunnery is for nuns
Who played the priest in the movie the trouble with angles?
There is no priest in the Trouble with Angels. Not according to the Internet Movie Database, anyway. It's all nuns.
In the Middle Ages the leader of the Catholic Church was the?
The order was the Pope, Cardinals, Priest and the Monks or Nuns..
What has the author Lucinda SanGiovanni written?
Lucinda SanGiovanni has written: 'Ex-nuns: a study of emergent role passage' -- subject(s): Case studies, Ex-nuns 'Ex-nuns' -- subject(s): Case studies, Ex-nuns
Why can't nuns give sacraments?
Roman Catholic AnswerNuns can't "give" the sacraments because they are nuns not priests. However, nuns can be Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist and distribute communion at mass or take it to the sick and shut-ins. Any trained lay person can do this. Also, nuns can baptize (as can any lay person) in the case of an emergency when a priest is not available.
What are the Duties of a nuns?
Nuns provide assistance to the community, priest, and convent. They are a devout believer by making a commitment to the church through there sacred vows. They maintain there homes, completing acts of charity, and educating parishioners.
What has the author Danielle Trussoni written?
Danielle Trussoni has written: 'Angelology' -- subject(s): Armageddon, angels, nuns, nephilim, fiction, Angels, Nuns, Fiction
Is nun must be virgin?
A nun is married to God. She does not have to be a virgin but most are. Nuns and priest can join the order if there spouse dies.
What are the three vocations in life that a person can be called to?
the three vocations are married life, single life, and consecrated life (ie. priest and nuns)
What has the author Barnaby Priest written?
Barnaby Priest has written: 'Testing washback in the reading classroom'
What is a building for a community of nuns and monks?
A building for a community of nuns and monks is typically referred to as a monastery or convent. Monasteries are residences where monks live and practice their religious beliefs, while convents serve the same purpose for nuns. These buildings often include living quarters, prayer rooms, libraries, and other facilities to support the spiritual and communal life of the residents. Monasteries and convents can vary in size and architectural style depending on the religious order and traditions they belong to.
