What happen to a priest if he resign form the priesthood?

When a priest resigns from the priesthood, he typically undergoes a formal process that may involve requesting laicization, which is the removal of his clerical status. This process is governed by the Church's canonical laws and may require a period of discernment and evaluation. Once laicized, the individual is no longer bound by clerical duties or obligations, but he remains a baptized member of the Church. The specific implications can vary depending on the circumstances and the policies of the local diocese.