Your comments bring to mind (THANK YOU!) that no biblical text is properly interpreted in isolation from the entire deposit of faith.  With regard to the ordination of women, "Ordinatio Sacerdotalis" was an "executive order" (nothing less, nothing more) to decree a HIATUS in further official discussion of the issue by the bishops.  The subsequent "Responsum ad Dubium" was an exquisitely orchestrated, and undoubtedly well intended, exercise in ecclesiastical "fake news" in order to suppress legitimate doubts about the doctrinal content of "Ordinatio Sacerdotalis," which bluntly makes "definitive" the fundamentalist exegesis in CCC 1577 without making any distinction between the patriarchal priesthood of the Old Law and the sacramental priesthood of the New Law.  But the time will come when, like King Canute, a Pope will have to tell the Vatican staff that attempting to stop the tide is no longer possible and is no longer for the glory of God and the good of souls. Peace be with you!