"As long as there is exclusion we're not whole. We're not complete".
How true, but also worse.  As he says later, we are in fact violated, as Catholic, Church, as, a lever, a mission in humanity for good, The Good, for justice and  peace.
Full access to sacramental inclusion, its penitential refutation for its exclusion and diminution of woman and its statement of full peership "...in the church and in the world" would initiate the crucial restructuring of humankind from its history of misogyny towards kindness and away from sexual violence. It is the crucial fulcrum for the eradication of violence against women in the world - because they are women.
It's an evolutionary step that we must make in humility & freedom of choice so that the church,  men and women together can, with dignity can credibly embark upon the age of inclusion and equity. To make the inevitable choice from fear, for survival, in humiliation will render the sinful stain of misogyny indelible. 
We pray; we must act.