That is true. I've only been attending for a few months now.

The bookstore at that chapel is stellar.

This is interesting.  Surely this is true for the subdiaconate, but can a man really be ordained a priest without first being ordained a deacon?  Could a man be consecrated a bishop without first being ordained a priest?  I'm not so sure.

Yes, a priest can be ordained to the priesthood without first being ordained to the diaconate.  That's certain.

It's debated (and considered doubtful) whether a man could be ordained a bishop without first being ordained a priest.  Certainly this cannot happen the way the Latin/Roman Rite is written:  "Comple in Sacerdote Tuo ..." where the essential form refers to perfecting or completing "in your priest" the summit of the ministry.  This applied to a non-priest would be invalid.  Now, I haven't looked at the Eastern Rites, but IMO if the Rite's essential form did not specify a priest, it's possible and even likely that the consecration would be valid.  There's also some speculation that a priest could ordain another man to the priesthood.