Some Greek Orthodox Priests are celibate. They do have the option of getting married prior to ordination. However, once ordained, even if their wife passes away, they are forbidden to taking a second wife. Disregarding this may result in revocation of the office of Priesthood.
In order to be a Orthodox Bishop, you must be celibate.
Priests did not have to be celibate.
Priests did not have to be celibate.
priests should be celibate.
A priest's wife is known as a presbytera.
In the Orthodox Church, they are called priests. You would say "papas."
Priests, at the parish level, and they are answerable to their local Bishop.
Catholic priests take a vow to be celibate for their life in the priesthood.
The Russian Orthodox Church does not ordain priests.
In the Catholic Church, priests are celibate, therefore this question does not apply to the Catholic Church.
well not all of them, but those who take oath for brhamcharya are celibate and even they quit all the materialistic luxuries of life
Ordained Lutheran priests were allowed to be married. They are still allowed to be today. Celibacy is not compulsory for Lutheran clergy.