Baptism is the point that one becomes a member of the Church, and thereby a member of the body of Christ.

The Eucharist is able to be present in the Church not because of the presence of Christ in the Christian faithful, but because of the sacrifice offered by priests as a re-presentation of the sacrifice of the Cross.  A priest need not even have faith in order to validly consecrate the Eucharist.  One must, however, be a priest.  A deacon cannot consecrate the Eucharist.  A layperson cannot consecrate the Eucharist.  A "woman priest" cannot consecrate the Eucharist.

I did read the sermon, and you're going to have to explain how it supports whatever you're claiming.  I'm not even sure what you're trying to get at with this conversation as a whole.