Clerical marriage

Clerical marriage is the practice of allowing clergy to marry. Churches such as the Eastern Orthodox and the Oriental Orthodox exclude this practice for their priests, while accepting already married men for ordination to priesthood. The Roman Catholic Church, while allowing married men to be ordained also excludes clerical marriage. Clerical marriage is admitted in Protestantism, Judaism, Anglicanism, Independent Catholic Churches, and some sects of Buddhism

John McBrewster Agnes F. Vandome Frederic P. Miller 

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