text: Actually, there is no verse in the Law stating that a woman cannot be a priest (assuming she was a Levite).  There may have even been some form of them but the evidence is not clear.  All Leviticus states is who definitely will be priests, excluding no women, he tell us that all of Aaron sons will be priests.  Leviticus excludes anyone who is bleeding, or sickly or crippled in any way.  This is likely the reason women were not often, if ever, made priests, the law regarding Menses was strict, as blood can corrupt the sacrifice, so it would have been difficult for women, in many years, to act as priests.
  
  Jesus ordained no priests & the apostles he called to be judges, not priests, per two Gospels.  The apostles had to be Israelite Men to fulfill the part & gentiles could not fulfill it, so none of our clergy are legitimately ordained if we go by this standard for ordination.   
  
  Also, no one's blood can corrupt Holy Eucharist.  Jesus is not corruptible so menses issues are gone too.