Holy Matrimony is a Sacrament in the Catholic Church...they're certainly not forbidding marriage. Not even all priests in the Church are expected not to marry - that is only a discipline in the Latin rite; priests in the Byzantine rite, for example, are allowed to marry. It is simply a discipline of the Latin rite priests, which nobody is forcing them into. If they don't want to remain celibate, they don't have to join the priesthood.
Forgetting about the fact that there is no such priesthood presented in scripture. One should not be disqualified to join said priesthood because they refuse to remain celibate, especially if that priesthood is said to be founded on Christian principles and doctrines. It's interesting, even the Priest in the Old Testament were allowed to get married.
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