Category:Religious Orders - Revision history

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	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

	~~[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]~~		{{GuildsHeader}}

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	Some orders practice literal isolation (cloistering) from the outside world; others remain engaged with the world in various ways, often teaching or serving in traditional roles, while maintaining their distinction in other ways (communal living, producing religious artwork and texts, designing and making [[Wikipedia:vestment\|vestment]]s and writing religious instruction books as examples). All, however, may be distinguished by vows or disciplines they undertake as members of their orders.		Some orders practice literal isolation (cloistering) from the outside world; others remain engaged with the world in various ways, often teaching or serving in traditional roles, while maintaining their distinction in other ways (communal living, producing religious artwork and texts, designing and making [[Wikipedia:vestment\|vestment]]s and writing religious instruction books as examples). All, however, may be distinguished by vows or disciplines they undertake as members of their orders.

	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[~~Pg:Tyedu\|~~Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

	[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]		[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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	~~[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]~~

	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

			[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

	~~[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]~~

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

Tissa at 07:33, 1 March 2006

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

			[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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	Some orders practice literal isolation (cloistering) from the outside world; others remain engaged with the world in various ways, often teaching or serving in traditional roles, while maintaining their distinction in other ways (communal living, producing religious artwork and texts, designing and making [[Wikipedia:vestment\|vestment]]s and writing religious instruction books as examples). All, however, may be distinguished by vows or disciplines they undertake as members of their orders.		Some orders practice literal isolation (cloistering) from the outside world; others remain engaged with the world in various ways, often teaching or serving in traditional roles, while maintaining their distinction in other ways (communal living, producing religious artwork and texts, designing and making [[Wikipedia:vestment\|vestment]]s and writing religious instruction books as examples). All, however, may be distinguished by vows or disciplines they undertake as members of their orders.

	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[~~Pg:Tyedu\|~~Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

	[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]		[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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	~~[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]~~

	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

			[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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			[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.		A '''religious order''' is an organization of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with religious devotion. The members of such orders, termed ''religious'' as a group, are usually distinct from both the laity and the [[Wikipedia:clergy\|clergy]]. They are often termed ''[[Wikipedia:monasticism\|monks]]'', ''friars'' or ''brothers'' if male, and ''[[Wikipedia:nun\|nun]]s'' or ''sisters'' if female. Not all members of a religious order are clergy, and there may be lay members who have sworn an oath to the order or taken vows such as vows of poverty.

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

	~~[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]~~

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]

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	The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.		The best-known religious orders are the orders of the nine as well as the [[Guild:Healers of Cha'reth\|Healers of Cha'reth]]. However, a form of ordered religious living is common also in many tribes of [[Pg:Tyedu\|Tyedu]], though on a smaller scale.

			[[Pg:Guilds\|About Guilds and Orders on Avlis]] -- [[Guilds:by type\|Sorted by type]] -- [[Guilds\|Alphabetical list]]

	[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]		[[Category:Guilds\| Religious Orders]]