Any evidence to your anti-Semitic claim?

What do I mean? Well, some of these men and women place the ministerial priesthood on a pedestal. The immediate consequence (at least in the ultra-traditionalist mindset) is that it leads to considering laymen (let's not even mention women) to be far below, even "impure".

They are not to step on the sanctuary or touch sacred vessels, unless first they wear a cassock and gloves, to "cover" their lay state. Then, according to the rubrics they often make as they go, these laymen are duly authorized to carry out (almost) every function reserved to the  Acolyte.