They are not accepted to talk a homily during the mass.Their vow of Holy Order is not banished and he is not allowed to take the sacrament of Matrimony.
Catholic priests do not normally take any oaths peculiar to their office, however, when they are deacons, they must make a promise of lifelong celibacy, and before they are ordained, they must make a promise of lifelong obedience to their Bishop and his successors.
the three vows of a priest are 1. poverty 2. chastity 3. obedience
congregation they are called deacons or ushers the deacons assist the priest and the ushers find seating and take up the collection and give out the parish letter anter mass
Significant places for the sacrament of Holy Orders include the cathedral, where ordinations often take place; the seminary, where priests and deacons are trained; and the apostolic ministry, where ordained clergy serve in their assigned roles within the Church.
Catholic AnswerDeacon, along with priest and bishop, is the first of the three orders of ordained major clergy in the Catholic Church. Every recent pope, most especially Blessed John Paul II, and Benedict XVI have issued directives that no gay man may be ordained to any of the Church's ministries. Now, it is to be understood, that this does not mean that someone with homosexual inclinations can not be ordained, you asked about "gay" and "gay" means someone who actively approves of the "gay" lifestyle, which means accepts homosexual inclinations as normal and acts on them. Homosexual inclinations are intrinsically disordered, and no one who approves and/or follows them is permitted in the ordained ministry.
No priests are allowed to marry. However, it is only in the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church that, ordinarily, married men are not ordained, in the other rites we do ordain married men. There are some exceptions in the Latin Rite, we do ordain permanent deacons who are married, and clergymen from other religions, think Episcopal or Anglican, who come into the Church and wish to be ordained, but no, no priests, Ukrainian or otherwise are permitted to marry, they all take a vow of celibacy before ordination.
Holy Orders typically take place in a church or cathedral, where a bishop confers ordination to priests, deacons, or bishops through the laying on of hands and prayer. These ceremonies are considered sacred and are an important sacrament within the Catholic and Orthodox traditions.
Each religious organization has there own process for becoming ordained. You can take correspondence courses too become a non denominational minister.
Sure a bishop can marry. See for yourself at 1 Timothy 3:2. However, he should be a husband of one wife. In the Roman Catholic Church Bishops are taken from the priests and conscecrated. The current ruling in the Catholic Church is that Bishops may not be married. There have been at different times in the Church men ordained to the priesthood who have been married - currently we have ordained priests from the Episcopal church who are married. But in the Latin rite and in other rites, such as the Maronites, these married priests are never considering for the bishopric. All men when ordained to any major order in the church take a vow of celibacy which means that if ordained as a deacon and their wife dies, they may not remarry. So, there may be married priests or deacons, but not bishops; and no ordained clergy could ever get married. As the first contributer above pointed out, there were married Bishops in the first century, but Bishops could not get married
The pastor is a leader like a shepherd. Both the pastor and the deacons can bring recommendations to the congregation but usually the congregation votes on committees and recommendations by the committees. In the churches that I have seen the pastor has lots of influence but the deacons have the clout. When your deacons and pastor are at cross purposes then you are in danger of a split.Pastor or Deacons well who really runs the USA President or the Legislature. It's a balance of power.
Find your local parish and take the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) class. It might be a shorter process for an Orthodox Christian than for a Protestant Christian.