Categorically NO. Nun of the above ! pun intended. Celibacy is an integral part of the convent lifestyle, so to speak. In some countries in Europe lay ( not religious order members) Nurses are sometimes called Sister as a sort of courtesy rank- they may well be on-duty in Catholic hospitals, but are not nuns. These Ladies, of course can be married. In Europe, Sister, while it certainly derives from Nursing Sisters ( originally all were nuns) is often applied to lay Nurses as a sort of courtesy rank, as explained before these women are nurses, but not nuns. There are, of course Nuns in the nursing role, indeed the Franciscans and Dominicans active in this role, look at names of Hospitals. At one time approximately half of all Nurses were trained in Catholic- religious oriented- hospitals, this is no longer true.
First of all she was a nun, and nuns do not get married. So she never had any children.
No, she had one sister, Aga, who remained at home to care for their mother. She never married.
Sure, but they have to leave their positions.
Yes; they are called "Brides of Christ".
Roman Catholic nuns are "married" to Jesus. They may not be married to a living person.
I believe they were all actresses
Nuns cannot marry at all whilst they are nuns. They can leave the convent with the permission of the Mother Superior, and therefore marry one man, but a nun would never dream of marrying more than one man. This is bigamy if she is married to two men at a time, and nuns do not believe in divorce.
Like priests, nuns take a vow of chastity
Mary MacKillop was a nun, and therefore did not marry.
A woman ordained not to be married could be a nun (although technically, nuns consider themselves to be married to Jesus Christ).
You just call Monks Monks and Nuns Nuns. They don't have any other names.