Nuns are in a cloister setting away from the world, Sisters are religious women living the spirituality of their specific order in the secular world such as nursing, teaching, etc. , and Lay Order or Third Order women are also considered religious sisters to a specific order (Carmelites, Franciscans, Benedictine, etc.) living out the spiritualty of their order daily in the secular world in accordance to their state in life i.e single, or married.
A woman who takes religious vows is called a nun.
Nuns are in a cloister setting away from the world, Sisters are religious women living the spirituality of their specific order in the secular world such as nursing, teaching, etc. , and Lay Order or Third Order women are also considered religious sisters to a specific order (Carmelites, Franciscans, Benedictine, etc.) living out the spiritualty of their order daily in the secular world in accordance to their state in life i.e single, or married.
Roman Catholic AnswerA woman who has taken religious vows is usally called a sister. In the case of a woman who has taken solemn vows in a monastery, they are called a nun. All of them, including men, are referred to as "religious".
A group of maidens is called maidens. There is no word to signify a group. A maiden is a girl or young woman who is unmarried.
A woman that comes home to find her husband cheating and joins.
In UK they were called Suffragettes.
The phrase "secular woman" is often used, not just for a woman who is not religious, but often for a woman who is in the workplace and modern (as opposed to a more traditional woman).
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Religious Profession, usually during a Mass, is when a woman takes her vows as a nun.
A group of maidens is called maidens. There is no word to signify a group. A maiden is a girl or young woman who is unmarried.
The name of the song in the last episode of the television show called Doc is called Fire Woman. The group that sings the song Fire Woman is The Cult.
Doyene? Proper spelling is doyenne (for a woman) - then it fits the crossword!