Sorry, but your "Theology of the Body" [from JP II] only describes WOMEN as being complimentary to men.  It never even indicates that men should be 'complimentary' to women.  Secondly, in Theology of the Body, women are seen primarily as wives and mothers.  All members of the church are human persons made in the image and likeness of God, and hence they all share the same sacramental valence.

Through baptism, we as priestly people, represent God to the world and bring the concerns of the world before God, sharing in the one priesthood of Christ that is so clearly laid out in the "Letter to the Hebrews and reprised at length in "Lumen gentium".  The ordained minister presides at the Eucharist because he is called to be the servant leader of those, the laity, whose task is to sanctify the world.