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Sisters live in convents, nuns live in monasteries.
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∙ 9y agoWomen who lived in convents and devoted their life to prayer were Nuns. They were often referred to as sister so and so by others.
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∙ 14y agoThere is a high possible chance it is a............... Nun :]
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What is the meaning of nuns?
A woman devoted to a religious life, who lives in a convent, under the three vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience., A white variety of domestic pigeons having a veil of feathers covering the head., The smew., The European blue titmouse.
Is nun a occupation?
A nun is a religious woman under solemn vows living a cloistered, contemplative life in a monastery. A nun's occupation is to follow Jesus Christ through her vows, and daily celebration of the Mass and the Divine Office.
What is a building for a community of nuns and monks?
A religious community of nuns is a convent.
What is a woman who lives in prayer and seclusion?
A woman who lives in prayer and seclusion is often referred to as a nun or a contemplative. She dedicates her life to spiritual practices, prayer, and solitude, often residing in a convent or hermitage. This lifestyle allows her to deepen her connection with the divine and serve others through her prayers and contemplation.
What is a monk?
A monk is a member of a religious community who typically lives apart from society in a secluded setting such as a monastery or convent. Monks typically devote their lives to prayer, meditation, and religious practices, often following a specific set of rules or vows.
What is a religious person who lives a strict religious life separate from others?
Hermit.
What is the name for a house of nuns?
Convent is the usual term. Nunnery is a bit- old-fashioned. one can then speak of convent schools- schools managed by the nuns. On a larger scale there are large headquarters campus-like establishments called Motherhouses- which are operational HQ for religious orders of women and often support colleges, sister formation programs ( analogous to seminaries for men in Religious life)- and often special chapels- including those for funerals- and often cemeteries are on the ground. Convent Station, near Madison, N.J on the Erie-Lackawanna is a sterling example of a modern Motherhouse.
What would be a better way of saying this-you pity the woman who lives a life filled with denial and envy?
the woman who lives a life filled with denial and envy.
What is a nunnery?
A nunnery is a convent. It is a religious community for women who take vows and become nuns, living a simple religious life without possessions or families, attending church services several times daily, and doing ordinary chores.
nun?
A nun is a woman who has taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience and lives a religious life dedicated to prayer, service, and worship. Nuns may belong to various religious orders within the Catholic Church or other Christian denominations.
How do men live their lives?
WWLF, Work, Woman, Life, Freedom
Who did nuns get there homes from?
A good question, as all nuns belong to religious orders of one kind or another- there are no secular, or unattached, nuns. They reside in a Convent, as it is generally called in the US. The Convent is attached to the parish or diocese or may be owned directly by the Religious order, as is the large establishment of the College of Saint Elizabeth in Convent Station, this includes a college campus, many administrative buildings, in-house health care facilities, and on the end stage- mortuary chapels and a cemetery- so the whole life pattern unfolds. this is called a Motherhouse and is a general headquarters for the Religious Order in a state, County , etc. All Motherhouses are a species of convent, but not all convents are Motherhouses. The Motherhouses belong to the religious order- such as the Sisters of Charity of St.Elizabeth, in the case described.
