The Episcopal Church resorted to the "irregular" ordination of 11 women to the Priesthood set out a challenge that the church had to regularize 2 years later.

Perhaps what the RCC needs (as distinct from wants...) is to do the same, on as massive a scale as possible.  Find every single bishop who will cooperate, and on the same day, ordain as many women as possible ("irregular" or not) worldwide and see what happens.  If they are able to ordain several hundred women [there are that many world wide who assert their vocation] in 20 or more countries.  Is the RCC going to excommunicate a BUNCH of bishops and hundreds of women who assert their calling as Priests?  They might try, but I think the laity in the pews are more welcoming than the hierarchy thinks on this issue.  

I wonder what the fallout would be?  So far the effort to push the issue has been a few women and one or two, usually retired Bishops.  This has been easy to respond to..but maybe not on a large scale.

Pr Chris