Indeed, the Eucharist is not exclusively masculine because Christ is not exclusively masculine.  Only in patriarchal gender theory is a human being either exclusively masculine or exclusively feminine.  

*** What about the divine "feminine genius" in Jesus? ***

Ordinatio Sacerdotalis is not an infallible definition of revealed truth.  It is an edict to stop discussion of CCC 1577, which is obviously a patriarchal rationalization of the exclusively male priesthood and may well be the weakest link in the entire catechism.  CCC 1598 is better: it literally says that the male-only priesthood is a choice (first sentence) and who can male the choice (second sentence).  Saying that the Church cannot ordain women is an excuse to buy time.  By the power of the keys, the Church can ordain women at any time a Pope decides it is time to do.

The Church is "ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, AND APOSTOLIC" PERIOD.  To assume that "APOSTOLIC" means "patriarchal" is not a matter of faith.  Do your homework! :-)