Juniorate
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Juniorate is a three-year course of philosophy in high school for candidates that are planning to postulate to become a priest or nun. During this time, they will get deeper involved and will decide whether this is the road they are interested in following.
Juniorate is a three-year course of philosophy in high school for candidates that are planning to postulate to become a priest or nun. During this time, they will get deeper involved and will decide whether this is the road they are interested in following.
To become a Priest
Must be Roman Catholic follower. Must be at least 25 years old. Require to be baptized. Confirmation is necessary. Must be unmarried. Must not have gone through a divorce or must annul marriage if separated. Two years must pass after becoming a widower to allow time for mourning before making priestly promises. (Medina)
References
"Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration". benedictinesisters.org. Retrieved 2023-07-29.
External references
Sisters of the Presentation of Mary "How To become a Catholic Nun" Our Lady of Dallas Monastery Diocese of Kansas City- ST. Joseph Brown habit black veil white Wimpole Picture
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