When I was young, just barely of age but living on my own and paying my own way, an older man wisely advised me that if I was ever going truly to be a man, I was going to have to stop looking for permission from my mother. There is nothing the matter with doing the courtesy of informing her of your decisions, he said, but if you seek permission, you aren't a man, and your marriage will be a mess. I am indebted to him.
Look what you've done here:
We wish to but how can we when we are constantly told by others that our Tradition is an "innovation" or that we have "second class priests?" And there is a long history of Latin married priests and deacons (and Bishops). This tradition is much older than the mandatory celibacy of Latin clergy, which from my understanding is only a discipline not a dogma. So a Pope could reinstitute married priests for the Latin church if he so choose and it wouldn't change the faith of the Roman Church.
Leaving aside the fact that you've mangled the concept of tradition (as described in my prior post) you've appealed to the practice of the Latins again. That's the wrong answer. Don't look to anyone else. Are these your legitimate traditions? Then put on your big-boy pants, stop seeking permission, and be the Church, founded by Christ himself and guided through these twenty centuries by the Third Person of the Trinity. Sheesh.
