When we learn that Jesus didn't really care for the poor, the weak, the little people of the world, then we can do what you stated.

You have a very snide and depreciating view of humanity, which God so greatly loved.  The Word made Flesh became human, because God loves humanity---men and women.  What builds up humanity---is not considered "little" or unimportant to God.  And what you are saying, in an backhanded manner, is that women have identities that are of little worth.  When you can prove that this is how God looks at women---maybe we'll have something to speak of.  I attend the liturgy everyday.  In today's Gospel reading, Jesus sent the Twelve out on a teaching mission.  It was important to his ministry.  Equally important, and mentioned in this Gospel reading, is the women who followed Jesus [as disciples] and supported his ministry from THEIR resources.  Their identities were important enough for the Evangelist to name them.  And I'm sure they were important to Jesus.