Then how is it, that in the first three centuries of Christianity's existence that the Eucharist was celebrated in Home Liturgies and that more often than not, had a female presbyter.  Afterward, the Christians gathered also ate dinner together---prepared often by the presbyter---a woman of the household.  It was only after Christianity became accepted and later became THE state religion, that churches were built and the presbyter became priests and all male.  This is the early history of the Church, which the hierarchy won't honestly discuss with people [or admit].  If they did, they could not continue to insist that males only can preside at the Mass. 

Jesus ordained NOBODY.  Nowhere is it written that Jesus anointed anyone---never mind just men.  No where in the Gospels, does it state that Jesus gave the Twelve the mission to celebrate the Eucharist.  Rather they were to preach the Gospels and baptize all nations. [Mk. 16:14-18; Mt. 28:16-21;Lk. 24:36-49;Jn.20:19-23; Acts 1:6-8]