You did indeed "address the issue" in 4757 with your question. I have no objection if you wish to deny what you did.
Post 4757 was in response to a comment about priests being married.
What I’m looking for is somewhere where someone may have thought I said that married priests were not allowed in the Catholic church. That wasn’t what the question was.
The question was.....”So, all the priests can now go out and get married? And priests entering the priesthood can get married and do not have to take a vow of celibacy?”
The question is dealing with whether or not the Catholic church allows priests to marry. It doesn’t, which is not the same thing as allowing, under certain extenuating circumstances, married men to become priests.
FWIW, one of the priests I know who left the priesthood to become married because the Catholic church would not permit him to marry as a priest, is a relative of mine.
If you can find where I ever said that the Catholic church never permitted married priests, be my guest. Show me the post.
Are you denying that the Catholic church requires a celibate priesthood?