What does a nun mean?

Women who believe in Catholicism or Orthodox Christianity.

Nuns are female sex practitioners of Catholicism, Orthodox Church, Anglican Church and Lutheranism. They usually make three vows (that is, "no money", "no beauty" and "no will"), engage in prayer work and help priests preach. In China, nuns are sometimes called "mothers". Nuns must be baptized for more than 5 years before they can apply, and they must join a sorority and stay in junior college for at least 6 years.

Besides, in order to become a nun, one needs to express his dedication to God by swearing an initial wish, a temporary wish and a lifelong wish. After making a lifelong oath, you can't marry Mother Teresa, Mother Teresa, etc. for life. Is the most influential nun in the world.

Daily life of nuns in the Middle Ages

According to the requirements of the monastery, the daily life of nuns must be carried out in strict accordance with the schedule. Starting from 2 am, they pray eight times before going to bed at night.

In addition, they have to do some daily work arranged by the monastery and learn relevant etiquette. In addition, the monastery also has some "outsourcing business", so the nuns should help complete the tasks assigned by the monastery.

At that time, the monastery was a place to serve the church and a non-profit organization. Originally, they could live on social donations and church support, but it turns out that they still don't have enough money.

Since the money is not enough, they are required to solve the problem of money by themselves. Therefore, the monastery itself rents farmland to nearby farmers for cultivation, and farmers pay "crops" to the monastery after harvesting to deduct the rent.