I start with a warning not to jump to conclusions about what I'm about to say. All Christian women are priests, so are all Christian men. Peter writes in his Christian readers:
“But you [are] a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light;” (1Pe 2:9 NKJV)
The idea of a set-apart sacrificial priesthood, whether of men or women or both, is not found in the New Testament.
We are in Denomination specific theology, so I can say that is your opinion. You won’t find it explicitly directed, but you can find it if you look
Jesus breathed on the Apostles and gave them the power to forgive sins. A man named Simon saw that Peter had power and wanted to buy it, but spiritual things cannot be bought with money.
Spiritual authority cannot be assumed for oneself but is passed on through the laying on of hands
Heaven has a hierarchy, the Church has a hierarchy, we are not all the same
Have you ever engaged in spiritual battle? If so, you can recognize that the spirits respect the hierarchy.
A husband is the head of the family and is the priest of the home. He has authority over the spirits that would harrass his wife and children. He can say the binding prayers to keep them from spiritual torment. A wife does not have authority over her husband and cannot bind his spirits. She can pray for him but not exercise authority in the same way as the husband
Also I am a man and have authority over my home. I can bind those spirits. I cannot bind the spirits of another man’s home as I have no authority over them.
A priest has authority over his parish and a bishop has authority over his dioceses. They can bind the spirits of others, I cannot
In the secular world we have the same principle. We have the castle doctrine that a man’s home is his castle and he can use deadly force to defend it.
He cannot go to other peoples homes and use deadly force, we have the police for that, and the mayor is over the police
Spiritual we view priests as policemen and bishops as mayors for the sake of spiritual battle
God rules a kingdom, not a democracy
Yes we are all priests, but what is the extent of our authority? A man is over his house and a woman is over her children
A woman cannot be a priest and be the head of men in a parish or diocese. She can be priest to her minor children not her husband