text: Pope John Paul II declared that the Church is called to perpetual celibacy--and celibacy is a vow to not marry.  
  But Jesus is the Bridegroom (Jn 3:29) and there is no Bridegroom without a Bride and without a Marriage.  
  If the Church is the Bride of Christ then there is going to be a Marriage (Rev. 19:7).  (A marriage that had to wait until the equality of men and women was beginning to be recognized).  
  
  With his declaration JPII rejected the Bridegroom and the future of the Church.  JPII was wrong!  But Peter also denied Jesus--because he was afraid that night of the Passion.  And Peter repented.  What has more authority--the Gospel or Tradition?   
  So if God intended there to be a Marriage--(and Isaiah speaks of the Bride and that the Bride was Forsaken until the time of her vindication)--the time will soon come when things will change.
  
  Notice that Pope Francis cited JPII--he did not cite the Gospels.