I'm saddened that you've posited a hair-brained notion that I've denied the Trinity.  Rubbish.
The 2nd Person of the Trinity, Jesus, is our high priest, as St. Paul reminds us in his epistle to the Hebrews.
The Catholic priest acts in persona Christi.
Christ, who rose from the dead, raised others from the dead, healed the sick, walked on water, cured the blind and deaf, went about his Father's business on the Hebrew Sabbath in contravention to the prevailing rules, fed thousands with mere scraps; is the same Christ who ordained only men.  Had He desired to ordain women He would have done so.  He gave us a different example and tradition and I'm sure He had His reasons, none of which included any sort of patriarchal control or sexism; undoubtedly He was above all that, and had He desired women priests, he would have made it clear to us. He was not bound by then current socio-political restraints.