What is the difference between a priest and a nun, how different are their names?

In the world of Christianity, two names are heard most often, priest and nun. Both are considered symbols of religious service and sacrifice in the eyes of people, but do you know that the roles, lifestyle and religious duties of both are completely different from each other? Let us know where the pastors who run the church come from, what is their belief and what responsibilities they perform.

 

In Christianity, nuns are called ‘sister’. She dedicates her entire life to social service, education and worship of God. At the same time, the priest is also known as Father. A pastor is a religious leader of Christianity who runs the church. Priests provide religious leadership, while nuns are charged with service and spiritual discipline.

 

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priest

Who are they?

  • Pastors are religious leaders of Christianity.
  • In the Catholic Church he is called Father.
  • They mainly run the church.

their main work

  • holding mass in church
  • preaching the Bible
  • Performing religious ceremonies such as marriages, baptisms, funerals
  • to guide society
  • Overseeing church activities and administration

Recognition

  • In Christianity, the priest is considered a messenger of God.
  • They are believed to lead people towards the path of God.

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rules of life

 

In the Catholic tradition, priests do not marry (follow a life of celibacy). According to the belief, priests remain dedicated to the service of the church throughout their lives.

नन 

Who are they?

  • A nun is a woman of Christian religion who dedicates her entire life to the service of God and humanity.
  • They live in different religious communities or convents.
  • These are called sisters.

their main work

  • Service to the poor and orphans
  • Work in hospitals, orphanages and schools
  • Social Services – Education, Health, Women Help
  • a life of prayer and meditation
  • assistance in church activities

Recognition

  • It is believed that the Sisters have been sent to alleviate the suffering of the world.

rules of life

  • lifelong celibacy
  • A life of simplicity, sacrifice and service
  • Following the rules of the convent
  • There is no marriage, property or family life.

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