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You wouldn't even know it was postulant garb if you didn't see her with the sisters.

The use of the term is now generally restricted to those asking for admission into a monastery or a religious institute, both before actual admission and for the period of time preceding their admission into the novitiate.

The Lord, through your formators, will be molding you into something truly beautiful.

No television, movies or videos, certainly no video games.

New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1911.

Noun [ ] postulant m plural• This life of prayer and adoration is so deeply connected to the new evangelization.

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It will be accomplished without being weighed in the scale of productivity.

2 This system of outside probation has long been abolished.

, 1911, in orders where make solemn profession, the general may, in individual cases, allow to receive candidates for the grade of , after they have competed their seventeenth year; moreover, for valid profession, must have made a postulature of two years or longer, if the Constitutions so require.

She told us she had already finished college and teacher training and had begun her teaching career when she realized she wanted more.