The Vocation Path

After being an Acolyte, and the (5) year discernment process, levels begin to move upward and are called Degrees.  During this time you act in the person of Deacon, having (1) one degree or Priest, having (5) five degrees.

The Deaconate, where you serve as a Deacon, you lead 10 other OCAB Druids.  There is only called the Novitiate undertstanding the foundations of our theories and practices.  Now, being an initiated Druid into our Order, becomes part of your every day life for five years.  During this time you may perform Rituals.

The Priesthood happens after your Novitiate.  Here you enter your formal vocation and life as a Druid.  There are four, five-year levels.  First, you are a Competent.  Second, you are a Proficient.  Third, you are a Practicant. Fourth, you are an Officiant. As a priest, you can administer our Rites.