It's a takeoff from the questioning Francis got early on about a gay mafia in the Vatican. There is one, but it is not totality. There may be some active and celibate heterosexuals, but most moved on a long time ago. That leaves the Aces, whose ideal of holiness seems to match the sexuality of that orientation. Fine for them, but it is not fine to assume those of us in the married state will follow their lead. Indeed, for us, the asexual ideal is not natural. Look up asexuality. I provided a link, but that is from a supportive site. I am sure you can google something more academic. Make your own comparison to celibate ideals and the attempt to make them ideal for everyone, from clerical continence to Augustine's confessions, to Paul and pseudo-Paul's epistles to Humanae Vitae (which is likely the first time anyone noticed the sexual peculiarity in Catholic doctrine on a wide scale, which most of us ignore because it is unnatural for us as heterosexuals.