It has been illustrated most plainly in the rebellion of those demanding a female priesthood. Great advances have been made in our time in women's equality in employment opportunities and appropriate respect in the workplace. So if our view of the Church is based on this model it is easy to understand the dismay of women at their exclusion from the ordained priesthood. But it is an erroneous view of the priesthood to see it as some sort of executive, or 'power' position, or, on the other hand, that of a mere functionary. That is, The Second Person of the Holy Trinity and His relation to creation came first.
Families have mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, husbands and wives, brothers and sisters.
The sex of a person in a family matters in a way it does not matter in the corporate, or business world. No one would ever question the importance of a woman's role in a family, or view it as being of secondary importance. Mom is needed , she is crucial. She is not dad but different from dad, and has a different role to play which is indispensable. The Church, far from being a bloodless institution, is a living breathing organism , the Body of Christ.