Whether orders is about power, on the one hand, or conversion and service on the other, is not a function of the sex or gender of the minister; it's preposterous to suggest that women who seek orders are motivated by power and men by a desire to serve -- preposterous and demonstrably false.
<Being a priest or bishop (or deacon) is not about power>
Nonsense!  It is preposterous to suggest that in the polity of the Catholic Church, the sacrament of orders is distinct from power; indeed, power in the Catholic Church (the power to teach, govern and sanctify) is invested precisely in the ordained, and fully in the bishop.  We might hope that being a priest or bishop (or deacon) is not ONLY about power -- but it is, for sure, at least partly about power; and that is by church law and by definition.