I agree, all male-designed religions (which is more or less all of them) push the idea that God or the gods made women to serve, obey, nurture and satisfy men. Even religions that have godesses usually place them lower in the divine order than mortal men, usually on a par with male warhorses.

But Catholicism distinguishes itself in its conviction that God is horrified and disgusted by women and its view that the best and holiest life and the one most pleasing to God is a life lived in the complete absence of women.

St. Robert Bellarmine said, in his case for the canonization of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, that the latter was so perfectly holy that he took a vow when he was twelve never to speak to a woman and never to be in the presence of one if he could help it and to keep his eyes fixed on the ground when he couldn't help it, in order to avoid looking at her.

Not a saint likely to appeal to normal healthy men.