text: Regarding: "Mandatory celibacy was also chosen because the Church did not want church lands to be left to heirs."
  - Truly church wealth as a significant reason for presbyteral celibacy in the dioceses using the sacramentaries from the church of Rome, which signifies their union with the Archbishop of Rome, is an historical fact.
  - Disallowing such wealth in the poor church of Our Lord Jesus Christ would remove a stumbling block to the understanding of presbyteral or episcopal vocation and ministry. 
  - That is, the administrators of any 'wealth' of a local church would never be presbyters or bishops and so the clerics' marriages would not be related to or a consequence of said wealth.
  - The real question then becomes, 'how well a parochial or local church provides for the families of clerics. That is, the clerics should not need to subsist on stole fees, or on gleanings of parochial or local church properties.