- community. Usually, the
postulant joins the
formal education that is
given to the novices. Some
communities prefer the
postulants to wear a
specific garb...
-
punishments on the
young postulants spending their first months at the convent; comparatively, the nun
overseeing the
postulants'
direct education, Sister...
- are
identified as
possessing a
special religious or
spiritual value.
Postulants make
votive offerings in
hopes of
having a wish granted, or a
prayer answered...
-
Custos Friar Dean
Grand master Hermit Master of
novices Monk
Novice Nun
Postulant Prior Provincial superior Rector Religious Superior general Additional...
-
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...
-
knows the
other members of the
Benedictine community: Monks, Inquirers,
Postulants, Novices,
Oblates and ****ociates.
After a
Novice has been
approved to...
- in many
aspects of the life of the congregation.
During this time, the
postulants parti****te in the
prayer life of a community,
share more
deeply with...
- the
Supreme Council.
Postulants may be
approached by
knights of the
Order directly or they may
petition for membership. A
postulant must be a man of legal...
-
contains a
monastic ashram that is home to SRF monks, nuns, and male
postulants (monks in training).
After establishing SRF's
headquarters in Los Angeles...
-
missionary in
Honduras before joining the clergy. She was
accepted as a
postulant in the
Episcopal Church at the age of 24. She was
ordained as a deacon...
