What does a nun mean?

Nuns are female practitioners of Catholicism, Orthodox Church, Anglican Church and Lutheranism. They usually make three vows (namely, "absolute wealth", "absolute beauty" and "absolute will"), engage in prayer and assist priests in preaching. In China, nuns are sometimes called "nuns".

Nuns must be baptized for more than 5 years before they can apply, and they must join a convent and study in a junior college for at least 6 years. In addition, to formally become a nun, you need to express your dedication to God through the process of swearing initial wish, temporary wish and lifelong wish. After making a lifelong wish, you can't get married for life.

Among the nuns, Mother Teresa and Mother Teresa have the greatest influence on the world.

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Monks believe in Buddhism. A nun refers to a woman who is classified as a Buddhist and has anklets.

A nun refers to a woman who is classified as a Buddhist and has anklets. One of five and seven. Bhiksuni is a transliteration of Sanskrit Bhikssuni, which is also translated as Bhiksuni, Itsukuni, Batsukuni and so on. Free translation means begging, removing women, removing women or educating women; Also known as Samani, or Buddhist monk for short. Your respectful address should be "Master", which shows respect for his profound Buddhist attainments.

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