Okay, thank you for responding. That at least somewhat answers it. I just disagree with the Catholic tradition of keeping their church leaders celibate. It's dysgenic, leads to sexual immorality, is contrary to God's command for us to be fruitful and multiply, and isn't well supported in scripture. From my own reading of the Bible, I never saw celibacy for church leaders stated as a requirement. As an example, there's what u/BeefyBelisarius posted. In my own exploration of the faith, I've learned of quite a few false church doctrines being practiced in the Christian church, spread across numerous denominations, which take specific segments of scripture and elevate them beyond everything else, ignoring the totality of scripture, which provides more nuance, and leads to misinterpretation and sin. As such, it's made it borderline impossible to find a church home. I'm almost to the point of just starting a small Bible study with like minded people in my own home, to at least "gather with the saints" in some regard.