There are many House Church communities in the United States with married priest and other presiders. One, which comes to mind, is the Sophia Catholic Community, hosted by Ed and Judy Kalmanek in Ionia, Michigan. What began as a family gathering has turned into regular Sunday worship with alienated Catholics and others. No one complains. In Kentucky, a Newman Center parish became legally independent of the diocese.
Parishioners control parish funds, priests and programs.
In Indiana, Michigan and elsewhere, churches closed. Sunday Mass. In New York and Florida, pastors invite married priests to assist with weddings, baptisms, funerals, homilies, etc. In Wisconsin, a parish lists the local married priests in the weekly bulletin for emergencies if he's not available. The Bishops CITI's work has not gone unnoticed by the Bishops. Their reconnection with the people liberated married priests and a beautiful and holy rejuvenation of their priesthood emerged.