"Ordination is the acknowledgment and commission by a community of believers that a person has been called to ministry". People are ordained so that they may advance their religious beliefs. The U.S. government agencies require ordination for access to jails, shelters, hospitals, etc.
Source quoted: http://www.nacministers.com/faq.htm
Believe it or not, in many cases ordination is more a formality for the government than for churches. For example, think back to the last time that you heard a guest speaker at church. I imagine you never thought to yourself, "hmm...I wonder if this speaker is ordained".
Contrarily, many jails, hospitals, nursing homes, etc. require that people are ordained in order to come and minister to the people. "It is God who calls and ordains people into ministry. The irony is that man still has to acknowledge this calling to make it "legal'". Hence the reason people get ordained :)
No. They do not need to be ordained but they do need to represent a church or religious organization to do so.
No, you do not need to have a title if you are ordained. Some ordained individuals may choose to use titles like Reverend, Pastor, or Rabbi, but it is not a requirement. The title is a personal choice and may vary depending on the religious tradition or organization.
The luck that is ordained for you will be coveted by others
No, you need to be ordained by a bishop after years of study.
None. If a person is ordained by God then they don't need anything else.
You need to be more specific. Which religion? Each religion has its own leaders and many vary on what they consider ordination (with some having different levels). Which religion/denomination were you asking about?
Before your question can be answered, you need to clarify two points:1.) To which of the 266 popes over the history of the papacy do you refer?2.) Do you mean when he was ordained a priest, a bishop or installed as pope?
Deacon, priest and bishop are the ordained ministries.
He was ordained deacon in 2004.
Saint Christopher was neither a priest nor a bishop so was never ordained.
He was ordained priest on 29th June 1960 He was ordained bishop on 31st May 1977
once ordained in ame church will you always be called a minister