Fatherhood presumes knowledge and authority that sonship, logically, does not possess. 

When you were growing up, who had authority in your home? You or your dad? I'll bet it wasn't you. Who gave the orders? I'll bet it wasn't you? Who expected to be obeyed? I'll bet it wasn't you?

Drawing this sort of parallel with priesthood is absurd. And it's an affront to the role Christ commanded for his disciples: servanthood.

You called me a 'dissident,  liberal' Catholic. Well, I'd rather be this than a dissident liberal Christian, for you and priests completely ignore Christ's command and settle for a deeply clericalist priesthood, which has done incalculable harm to the Church.

When Napoleon captured the pope, he threatened to destroy the Church. You will not succeed, the Pope answered. We priests have been trying to do this for 1800 years.

Is this penny dropping?