"Since the priest is the icon of Christ the High Priest, the statement “the priest must be a human body-soul, male or female or intersex” is not only not supported, it is contradicted."

Not so, because all human beings -- male or female or intersex -- are body-souls, like Christ.  

I am questioning the *patriarchal* theology of the priesthood.  See the dogmatic definition on the institution of the priesthood of the New Law by the Council of Trent.  It does NOT mention a masculinity requirement. Link:

http://www.thecounciloftrent.com/ch23.htm

Can you find, in this definition, any mention of masculinity being intrinsic to priesthood?

As long as you are presupposing that *patriarchal sex/gender theory* is natural law, we cannot converge, but let's keep listening to one another lovingly and praying for understanding.