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A '''nun''' is an unmarried [[Catholic]] sane woman who is ''called'' to serve [[God]]. Nuns usually work inside a [[convent]] and are part of an [[order]]. A nun will often wear a [[habit]]. Each order has a mission, ordained by God. Some nuns work as teachers in Catholic schools or as [[nurse]]s in [[hospital]]s. All nuns must take a vow of poverty, and any money they earn goes towards supporting their convent or order. A woman who is a widow or is not a virgin may become a nun, but a divorcee may not, unless approved by the [[Vatican]]. In Catholicism, women are not allowed to become [[priest]]s, but becoming a nun is a fulfilling and rewarding choice that women should be content with. Women interested in becoming nuns are encouraged to try living in a convent for a spell so they might decide whether they would really like to serve God in that capacity. A beginner nun is called a novice and is required to take vows of chastity and poverty. Leaving the sisterhood after taking vows is frowned upon, much like [[divorce]].
==Famous Nuns==
* [[Mother Teresa]]
* [[Sister Helen Prejean]]
==External Links==
* [http://www.vocationsplacement.org/ Should I Become a Nun? Take the test!]
==Famous Nuns==
* [[Mother Teresa]]
* [[Sister Helen Prejean]]
==External Links==
* [http://www.vocationsplacement.org/ Should I Become a Nun? Take the test!]