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Old 02-29-2008, 08:44 AM
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Wow... What do you have to do to become a priest? And do you get paid for it?? What an odd job that would be...
No priests do not make much. Diocesan Priests do make a few thousand dollars yearly, but priests of a religious order can very well make absolutely nothing - all they have is owned in communion and the order takes care of them.

It takes typically 8 years of studies at a seminary before becoming an ordained priest. And, it is not just a "job", it is more of a "calling". Some people are called by God to live a life of poverty, chastity, and obedience for the sake of Jesus Christ and to promote the Gospel. Not everyone is called - many are instead called to married life. But some are called to be celibate for the sake of the Kingdom of God.

Priesthood (Catholic Church) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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No priests do not make much. Diocesan Priests do make a few thousand dollars yearly, but priests of a religious order can very well make absolutely nothing - all they have is owned in communion and the order takes care of them.

It takes typically 8 years of studies at a seminary before becoming an ordained priest. And, it is not just a "job", it is more of a "calling". Some people are called by God to live a life of poverty, chastity, and obedience for the sake of Jesus Christ and to promote the Gospel. Not everyone is called - many are instead called to married life. But some are called to be celibate for the sake of the Kingdom of God.

Priesthood (Catholic Church) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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I don't believe that thing about being "called." I do however believe that others believe it...

I shoud be a Nun. What do you have to do to be a Nun??
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I don't believe that thing about being "called." I do however believe that others believe it...

I shoud be a Nun. What do you have to do to be a Nun??
Well, if you would like to understand more about nuns, I suggest you browse the website of various orders. You can find a list of websites on the following website in the sidebar under the title "Vocation Links: Women"

Holy Vocations

In addition, basic information can be found here:

Nun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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