postulancy

/ˌpɒstʃuːˈlænsi/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or period of being a postulant or candidate for admission to a monastery, convent, or other religious order, typically involving a period of probation.

“During her postulancy, she learned about the daily routine and responsibilities of the sisters.”

Synonyms

  • novitiate
  • probation