>>1479562>>1479400Priests back in the day were usually married, in the mold of the priestly class of the old covenant. There are reasons for celibacy, but it's more a means of aestheticism like giving up any worldly possession or pleasure of the flesh.
There is actually several pairs of married saints. And the orthodox still have married priests.
We're spinning out of control, though. Perhaps Wolfgang von Regisburg would be of help. Patron of woodcarvers. And a hot soak, to loosen the rivets and expand/soften the wood portion.
