Your view is a development over time. It is not one I wish to criticize. However a close historical analysis will show that the early church had no ordained ministers as we have today. Unleavened bread was used for what became the Mass later in the history of the Church (some have it around 700 years C.E.).
   I object to the idea that a priest is ontologically superior upon ordination. He is called to serve, but the abuse of power in the church is evidence for me that there are theological and doctrinal issues that must be addressed before these structures are reformed. And reform is the only option-not becoming Protestant or Catholic but more Christian. Catholic with a small "c".