Answer: Yes, a divorced woman canbecome a nun so long as the followining requirements were met (they are the same for a divorced man who wants to become a monk): (1) An annulment has been granted (2) There are no legal or financial obligations towards the former spouse or children e.g. if there were children who were classified as minors, permission would not be granted to become a nun. If a man had financial obligations towards children, he could not become a monk.
She didn't. After Henry VIII divorced her and married Anne Boleyn she was cut off from her daughter Mary and "transferred" to Kimbolton Castle, where she lived out her days in one room, which she left only for Mass.
Because she never wanted to do anything else. She came of a devout family, her sisters were nuns, and she persisted in her ambition despite frail health.
Yes, she could. Annulment simply means that a marriage never took place. Since she has never been married, the vows of chastity and the requirement of never having been married are certainly fufilled.
Nun in the Old Testament is Joshua's father.
A New England Nun was created in 1891.
A divorced Protestant woman can not take communion in the Catholic church. According to the Catholic church a divorced woman is committing adultery and can not become a nun.
a person
No, she did not become a nun, she became a sister in the order Sisters of Nevers at Lourdes.
She felt that god was calling her to become a nun at the age of twelve so at 18 she became a nun and at 21 she made her vows to be a nun.
no, but alex does......;)
Mary Mackillop became a nun when she was 44 in 1867
A nun is not really a nun if she is not officially recognized by the Catholic Church as a member of a religious order or if she does not take religious vows. Additionally, a person who pretends to be a nun for personal gain or deception purposes is not truly a nun.
Probably not. As a nun they couldn't have a sexual relationship with a husband because when they take vows they are to remain celibate. Anyone I have known who was a nun or priest and wanted to get married had to leave .
She didn't. After Henry VIII divorced her and married Anne Boleyn she was cut off from her daughter Mary and "transferred" to Kimbolton Castle, where she lived out her days in one room, which she left only for Mass.
This person can legally marry her as long as he is legally divorced from his first wife.
You eventually become a nun
After the death of her husband Louis IV, she took vows similar to those of a nun but never became a nun herself.