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YES, TWO ANSWERS!

First, (for people who believe the Catholic tradition)

The Catholic church dates itself back to Peter as their first pope, who was married.

The elephant in the Catholic's room that they do not wish to discuss is how they do not allow popes (or priest) to marry, YET, their first pope was married.

Second, (for those who do not believe the Catholic tradition)

The Catholic church morphed out of the original church that was established and written about in The Bible. That original church had no problems with ministers or preachers being married. (the term priest\clergy had not been invented).

So before the Catholic church got up and running and organized as we know it today, the preachers teaching their doctrine were able to be married.

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