Will the clergy who come in to the Catholic church be already married with families?
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Will the clergy who come in to the Catholic church be already married with families?
Some of them will be. This is allowed by the canons governing the ordinariate.
Many people don't realize that there are legitimately married, active priests in the Catholic Church. In the Eastern Rites of the Catholic Church, it is quite normal. In the Latin Rite, which is what we're most familiar with in the Western Hemisphere, married priests are allowed as an exception, if they are already married clergy in another Christian denomination when they convert to Catholicism. This would be the case with Anglican priests who convert under the guidelines of the Ordinariate.
Many dioceses (including my own) have married priests who converted from other denominations. In fact, one of the priest died here in Oregon at a recent retreat, shaking up all the priests, and leaving a wife and children behind.