Does the Roman-Catholic Church recognize the Quinisext Council? Does the Roman-Catholic Church recognize the Quinisext Council and admit its proceedings and canons nowadays?

I know that it was rejected by Pope Sergius I. But at the same time this Council was accepted by the East for a long time before the East–West Schism. And nowadays the Catholic Church has made a lot of steps towards reunion with Eastern Orthodox Churches, so perhaps the Church's entire attitude to this Council has changed?
This article gives much more detail on the historical context of the council and what was discussed there, but the answer to your question lies in the last few paragraphs: 


  The patristic Church never accepted the idea of a sexually active
  priesthood, and the Quinisext Council in Trullo certainly does not
  represent apostolic teaching.


And this Q&amp;A seems to indicate that the canons were integrated into the Byzantine Rite, but no others in the Catholic Church.