Not necessarily=- the decline in religious callings has led, or in some case forced the hiring of lay teachers in many Church schools. Brothers ( in a sense ecclesiastical Non-Coms ranking between laymen and Priests- are frequently employed in such roles as teachers, camp counselors, athletic instructors- in short many youth contact roles. The Brothers of the Sacred Heart operated a Camp I attended in New Jersey in l968. Do not confuse with the motion picture ( Brothers In Blood) which would be rated at least PG-l3 and was mistakenly shown at the camp theatre- maybe the guy in charge of film distribution intended this as a practical joke! that"s another story. Priests and Brothers form the faculty in many church schools that are all male. as late as l967 there was a strict gender-line in religious instruction - at the confirmation level- boys and girls were completely segregated- and Girls taught by nuns, Boys by Brothers and/or priests. This was totally ( on board) and there was no measurable resistance.
Roman Catholic AnswerIf you are referring to the Order of the Immaculate Conception, a contemplative order of Nuns of the Catholic Church, then, yes, they are most definitely Catholic. If you are referring to a host of other things commonly called "blue nuns", then, no, they're not.
Not the entire Catholic population became nuns and monks - only a small part.
Nuns can live in a monastery, and abbey, or a convent.
Generally Catholic School teachers are Nuns.
Nuns
You are a little confused. Catholic nuns are cloistered and do no work outside of their monastery. The women that you see that teach, nurse, work in parishes are Sisters (although they are commonly referred to as nuns, they are not). All nuns AND Sisters take a vow of poverty when they are fully professed and may not receive any salary. Any salary that their Order mayreceive is paid for by whatever institute they that work for: the hospital, the parish, the school, etc. There is no "Catholic Church" institute, only particular Churches which are individual Bishops and their dioceses.
Roman Catholic AnswerCatholic nuns practice Christianity.
Yes. Nuns are a part of the Catholic religion which was actually one of the first to instigate Christmas.
Dylan sprouse likes catholic girls and nuns
There are Carmelite and Catholic nuns, both are Christian.
A girl wants to be a nun to give herself to God. Nuns are pure women who do not get married and they work in Catholic schools. Choosing to be a nun is a commitment that only she can make with God.
Girls who were training to be nuns would be postulants when they start, and then novices. The Catholic Orders do not allow boys to be nuns or sisters.