Definition of Postulancy. Meaning of Postulancy. Synonyms of Postulancy

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Definition of Postulancy

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- a postulancy in a contemplative community has a minimum duration of twelve months, but it must not exceed two years. During this time, the postulant generally...
- Eucharist. Postulancy begins when the young woman enters the convent and is given a modified version of the religious habit. The postulants spend the next...
- requirements for the duration of the novitiate. The novice must complete a postulancy before being admitted to the novitiate, the duration of which can be short...
- witness of the Evangelical counsels. In many orders, the conclusion of postulancy and the beginning of the novitiate is marked by a ceremony, in which the...
- 3-month Postulancy or Probation. An Inquirer may apply multiple times to become a Postulant. Three months or more after applying, the Christian Postulant is...
- authorized the prioress to receive Therese. On 9 April 1888 she became a postulant in the Carmel of Lisieux. The convent Therese entered was an old-established...
- three formal stages of formation: Postulancy, Novitiate, and Juniorate. "Postulant" is Latin for "asking". The Postulancy is a young woman's gradual immersion...
- convent, and spread mocking rumors. She asked the Carmelites to shorten her postulancy, and less than three months after her entry, she had her vĂȘture (ceremonial...
- belonging to the Lutheran Churches, the period of the novitiate starts after postulancy. In the Order of Lutheran Franciscans, this period lasts for a minimum...
- to undergo a comprehensive formation process that includes an initial postulancy, a novitiate period, and subsequent professions—simple and solemn. This...