- A
postulant (from Latin: postulare, "to ask") was
originally one who
makes a
request or demand; hence, a candidate. The use of the term is now generally...
- a monk, one
first must be
accepted by a
community as a
postulant.
During the time of
postulancy the man
lives at the
monastery to test his vocation, to...
-
Postulancy:
candidates live as a
member of the
monastery as a
postulant for some
months and are
guided by the
novice director. Novitiate:
postulants will...
-
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...
- confession, and
learns that
thirty years previously, when she was a
young postulant and
Adeyemi was a
village priest, the two had an
illicit relationship...
-
punishments on the
young postulants spending their first months at the convent; comparatively, the nun
overseeing the
postulants'
direct education, Sister...
-
Custos Friar Dean
Grand master Hermit Master of
novices Monk
Novice Nun
Postulant Oblate Prior Provincial superior Rector Religious Superior general Additional...
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provided by the
Mother Superior of a
convent where she is
training as a
postulant. A
local reporter pursues Father Brown,
accusing him in the
press of impropriety...
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Custos Friar Dean
Grand master Hermit Master of
novices Monk
Novice Nun
Postulant Oblate Prior Provincial superior Rector Religious Superior general Additional...
-
Custos Friar Dean
Grand master Hermit Master of
novices Monk
Novice Nun
Postulant Oblate Prior Provincial superior Rector Religious Superior general Additional...
