Nun's are "married" to Jesus. Although, this isn't a literal term, but a metaphor to describe their relationship with Christ and His Church.
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Unlike the Roman Catholic or most Orthodox Churches, Protestant churches allow their ministers to marry. Therefore, within the Methodist Church, ministers are free to marry whom they like.
Roman Catholic AnswerIf you are referring to the Order of the Immaculate Conception, a contemplative order of Nuns of the Catholic Church, then, yes, they are most definitely Catholic. If you are referring to a host of other things commonly called "blue nuns", then, no, they're not.
Yes, nuns are very real. Also there are different "orders" of nuns such as: the Order of St Francis or The Dominican nuns. In short A nun is a woman who has taken vows committing her to live a spiritual life. The male equivalent is often called a Monk or Friar.
Nuns can live in a monastery, and abbey, or a convent.
Generally Catholic School teachers are Nuns.
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Well, not directly. I do not think Luther explicitly advocated women's rights. However, Luther's doctrine called that the clergy (which included nuns and sisters) be allowed to marry, which the Roman Catholic church had forbidden. So, if you want to look at it this way, nuns did get the right marry. Luther himself was married to one.
Roman Catholic AnswerCatholic nuns practice Christianity.
Yes. Nuns are a part of the Catholic religion which was actually one of the first to instigate Christmas.
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There are Carmelite and Catholic nuns, both are Christian.