Yes, if they work in hospitals or hospices, may do. As with the Armed forces- there are different uniforms for different duties- such a nun would have both a hospital duty ( habit) which might include a lab coat, white shoes- and a dress habit for more directly religious duties- such as attending the Chapel services. this may even be called a Chapel habit. so it goes.
Nuns wear different things depending on the customs of their particular community. I am a teacher and it would be quite inappropriate for me to show up to school with no shoes on, with high-heeled shoes, or expensive shoes. Some nuns are dedicated to works of penance or have a special spirit of simplicity etc. It would be appropriate and virtuous for them to not wear shoes if that is their communities tradition.
Carmelite nuns typically wear simple, practical shoes that align with their vow of poverty and commitment to a modest lifestyle. These shoes are often black or brown, made from durable materials, and designed for comfort since they spend much time in prayer and work. The specific style can vary depending on the order and local customs, but they generally avoid ornate or fashionable footwear.
Nursing shoes are rubber-soled. Most offer more shock-absorbing since we walk / stand a lot.
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Yes, nuns as well as most people wear pajamas.
Ursuline nuns wear black dresses and a black and white head dress to show their religion.
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They are supposed to wear habits, but many choose not to.
the ursuline nuns came to new France to establish religious settlements.
Some orders of nuns wear a wedding ring as a symbolic "marriage" to Jesus and their faith. Nuns are not God's wives.
Different orders wear different colors, Benedictine nuns wear black, Cistercian nuns were white, and there are others. Regardless of the color, the entire "outfit", if you will, is called a habit, you can see more of an explanation at the link below:
Yes, nuns can wear regular clothes when they are not in their religious habits. Some orders allow nuns to choose their own attire, while others may have specific guidelines for casual dress.