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That depends on the order. A nun is usually a woman who has take solemn vows in a monastery. The senior nun would be the Abbess, and would be called, depending on the country: Reverend Mother or Lady Abbess in formal address (for instance, in a letter: Reverend Mother Scholastica, O.S.B.). In addressing her, one would simply call her Mother, or My Lady (again, depending on the country).
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What do you call a women in a convent?
nun
What do you call a nun who smokes drinks and has affairs?
A nun with some very naughty and bad habits.
What do you call a wandering nun?
A roamin' Catholic
What do you call a women in a convent palindrome?
nun
What do you call a nun in a wheelchair?
virgin mobile
What do you call a nun in a wheel chair?
Virgin mobile
Can you use anything other than a nun chuck?
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What do you call a woman who makes a special promise to serve the church?
a nun
What do you call the bib part of a nun's habit?
The bib part of a nun's habit is called a "scapular." It is a long, narrow piece of cloth that hangs down the front of the nun's habit, usually reaching the waist or below.
What is a palindrome that means 'a religious woman'?
"nun" is a palindrome that means 'a religious woman'.
What do you call a nun in French?
Une nonne (fem.) or familiarly 'une bonne soeur'.
What do you call a nun before they've received their vows?
Before a nun receives her vows, she is typically referred to as a "novice." During this period, she undergoes training and discernment to confirm her commitment to the religious life. Once she takes her vows, she becomes a fully professed nun.
