A. I decline to state due to privacy reasons.  I don't need anyone doxxing me.  I am a student at a fully accredited private Catholic university in the United States, at their graduate level theology school.  That's all you need to know.

B. Priests are assistants of the bishop, yes.  But they are ordinary ministers of the Eucharist.  Show me any theological document, preferably magisterial, that supports your idea of them not being ordinary ministers.  There can be more than just one ordinary minister of a sacraments.  Bishops, priests, and deacons are all ordinary ministers of baptism.  Just because priests and deacons serve the bishop doesn't mean they aren't ordinary ministers.

C. Not sure what you're trying to say here, really.

D. Are you really trying to say that priests don't consecrate?  Why are you even arguing for this?

You have no ability to criticize my education.  I pity the fact you think yourself able to reinterpret what the Church has always taught.