I live just a few miles away from a Byzantine Catholic parish where the priest is married and has three growing children.  His wife, like the wives of many Protestant ministers [male], works outside of the home.  She is the director of nurses at a local hospital.  Because the parish is small and most of the parishioners are elderly, the priest, also, does work at home.  He is a draftsman [mechanical], and can supplement the family's income just as his wife does.  The children attend the regional Catholic school.

I do believe that just as Paul did in the early days of the Church, married priests and their wives will work to support their family needs and not depend completely on what they receive from their parishioners.