I agree about what you have said about not basing our current ordination practices on our past.  This especially should not be done because our church destroyed nearly 5 times its own church history to hide things like women who were ordained priests and even possibly bishops, and the destruction is a fact not an opinion or belief, although how much got destroyed exactly is unknown.  A corrupted history-like our churches- is a pathetic source to try and decide current ordination practices.  

I strongly disagree with supporting any form of gender segregation. ATF we need to put the pressure on our priests in church, during church gatherings, and mtgs., bring up the subject so everyone starts talking more and the priests start complaining how much more uncomfortable this discrimination is becoming for them, in dealing with their parish members. This way the bishops get uncomfortable and start telling each other and the cardinals and Pope.  We need to make the discrimination intolerable.