text: I hate to inform you but you are completely incorrect.
  
  Most current Deacons are willing to agree maybe women should be Deacons but the majority don't want them ordained priests. 
  
  The Association of US Catholic Priests which contains many ex-priests, who married, could only barely, by half its membership, get them to vote to support women deacons just 3 years ago, and they could not get the majority to support women's priestly ordination.  They don't advertise that fact though, do they?  
  
  Future Church, an organization with the best research proving women were definitely ordained deacons, presbyters & very likely were ordained priests in the past, won't stand up for women's equal ordination & when I called them, guess what?  I found out this group is heavily filled with - you guessed it - men who left the priesthood to marry.  Getting women priesthood is not on F.C.'s agenda but optional celibacy sure is.
  
  Now more celibate priests support women priests than these X-married priests.