Male genitalia are critical to celibate Catholic priesthood. The reality and consequential logic are baffling. Pope Benedict, the "teaching Pope" taught, as Prefect of the CDF, that the beautiful "Song of Song" eulogy of the bride and bridegroom is "more than metaphor" in defining not only Church but also the excluded and subservient role of women.  Surely the same principle applies to magisterial teaching on the reservation of priestly ordination to men?:
Genitals function for a) reproduction; b) excretion and c) pleasure.
In the Catholic exclusively male priesthood, the compulsory male genitals are excluded from (a) and (c), which leaves only (b). Therefore male excretion is the critical requirement for priesthood?
The point: Excluding women from full sacramental inclusion is a mockery of fact, reason, faith, and authority. 
Every reason proffered for the exclusion is as credible as mine and depict nothing less than misogyny and abuse of mission and membership - men too.
It is time.