postulancy

The postulancy lasts between six months and two years.

The journey officially begins with postulancy which lasts from 6 to 9 months.

Often one must complete a postulancy before officially entering the novitiate.

Both groups undergo periods of Postulancy, before making either yearly or life vows.

Individuals become members through a period of formation which includes postulancy, the novitiate and ultimately life profession.

The postulancy is followed by a two year novitiate, at the beginning of which the women are clothed with the Society's religious habit.

Those in ordained positions (including students admitted to postulancy) include the following:

The formation begins with a nine-month postulancy followed by a two-year novitiate.

Postulancy begins when the young woman enters the convent and is given a modified version of the religious habit.

The pre-novitiate or postulancy is understood in a general sense as a preparatory time for the novitiate.

For Kate, the six-month postulancy seems an eternity.

This postulancy is devoted to learning more deeply about what it means to follow Christ as a future Montfort.

A nine-month postulancy is followed by an eleven-month novitiate.

A year long novitiate follows postulancy.

During the postulancy and the second year of novitiate an integrated liberal arts college program is simultaneously initiated with a thorough spiritual foundation.

A postulancy of one year and a novitiate of two years had to be served; perpetual vows were made after five years.

There are three formal stages of formation: Postulancy, Novitiate, and Juniorate.

Postulancy: 3-6 months (exploring the life of Solus Christi Brothers through discernment)

Those interested in becoming members of the community go through various stages: postulancy lasting six months, followed by a year-long novitiate after which simple vows are taken.

The postulancy lasts from six to nine months, the novitiate a year, after which the sisters take vows annually for three years, and then perpetual simple vows.

The pre-novitiate, or postulancy, is the period when the formandee discerns if the Salesian life is attuned to his vocation in life.

In general, when a woman enters a convent, monastery or abbey, she first undergoes a period of testing the life for six months to a year called a postulancy.

In the 2010 starts as professor of piano and flute of the pupils of the postulancy of the Universidad La Salle.

Andrew Gonzalez, his former high school teacher in Bacolod, Dizon entered the La Salle Brothers' Postulancy right after high school.

Her uncle, Anthony Drexel, tried to dissuade her from entering religious life, but in May 1889 she entered the Sisters of Mercy Convent in Pittsburgh to begin her six-month postulancy.