Nuns

Nuns or simply a Nun is the Athenian Word for Holy Woman Teacher. They teach the religious doctrine for Priestesses at one of Three Monasteries located in Athens, St. Augustine, and St. Bishop. Unlike the majority of Priestesses, but similar to the Holy Priestesses of Athens, Nuns have a vow of chastedy never to marry, have children, or seek romance. For their lives are to be devoted to the Gods and to the future priestesses.

History
The History of Nuns goes back for millions of years. Their job has always been to teach and prepare the Priestesses for their futures of service to the people who rely on them to spread the will of the gods.

Dress
Nuns wear a traditional garment made of cotton, wool, or silk following Koshem. Called a Haspheile it is one of their most sacred sacrements and they never take it off. Like the majority of women in Athenaism they never take off their head coverings. It must always be black with white to symbolize their chastely as well as devotion to the Gods.