When the (male) Bishop is subordinate to Sister Agnes you'll have a point.
When Sister Agnes is the Bishop you'll really have a point.
In the meantime women are second class citizens in the Catholic Church.
When Sister Agnes gives instruction to a male, I'll have a point. I've been instructed by Sister Agnes, and since I have fathered six children, I'll use that as proof of being male.
In the meantime women are second class citizens in the Catholic Church.
Does that mean if I cannot bear children I am second class in nature?