Free at last!!

[Sheep In Wolf's Clothing]

Congrats cuz!! It seems like your hard work is paying off!! Now take some time out to have some kilted fun!
Sara

[Cerebite]

At least in the Protestant churches the conflict of Ordination and Academia is addressed by either only referring to one or the other [i.e. Sister or Doctor] or as Reverend Doctor.

Either way congratulations and good luck with your future endeavors.

[James MacMillan]

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Way to go Sis!

[starbkjrus]

Well, doggies! You go, girl.

Very nice! Congratulations and huzzah and such.



Guid 4 U! (and what Fluter said.)

[Coemgen]

Congratulations!

[Amoskeag]

I actually DID receive a card addressed to "Doctor Sister"! I'm content just to be Sister!

That's very nice!

Congratulations! Wow that's an extraordinary achievement. I know that you will bring a lot of good to the world with it.
Bob

[The Kilted Reverend]

Congratulations, I just finished up the semester and have a summer break. Working on my Masters of Divinity.

TKR

[sharpdressedscot]

Congratulations!

[Galician]

Congratulations, Reverend Doctor Sister! Best of luck on the new degree. And to have done it at the same time you were getting your M.A. in Theology!!! I did that by itself, so I can't imagine how you did both. Your community must have been VERY supportive.

Btw, in answer to a question posed on this thread, in Catholic tradition, titles for members of religious orders are not considered the same as those for the clergy, but are considered a reflection of the lifestyle of being in a religious community. So a friar who was a bishop would be addressed as His Excellency, the Very Reverend Lord Brother (John, e.g.).

What a mouthful, eh? No wonder our good Sister wishes to use just that title!

[elrond]

Wow! Congratulations!!!