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okasha

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5. Both.

Reply to rug (Reply #1)

Sat May 17, 2014, 05:57 PM

May 2014

As Justin says, there are religious orders for both men and women, But in the Episcopal Church, at least, you find women on parish governing bodies as well as carrying out day-to-day administration of the church and its outreach programs.

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"Too few Anglican women involved in decision-making processes" [View all] hrmjustin May 2014 OP

Do you know Anglican women do their work through religious orders or otherwise? rug May 2014 #1

Anglicans have religious orders very similiar to the RCC but some of those nuns are priests. hrmjustin May 2014 #2

Thanks for the info. rug May 2014 #3

Your welcome. hrmjustin May 2014 #4

Both. okasha May 2014 #5