The exclusion of all women from consideration of ordination, and therefore exclusion from decision-making in the institutional Church, is a BIG DEAL, a major issue many, many women in the Western Church.  It is often cited as a principle reason younger women have withdrawn from active membership, since they grew up with the model of feminist equality (established and nascent).  It has led to a significant number of middle-aged women (with their families) leaving as they can't abide opportunities for ministerial service remaining beyond the reach of daughters and granddaughters.  Those of us who actually organized and waged the feminist wars for equality may still be around as Church members, but many of us also have left and many support women's ordination financially and spiritually.  

Because there is no channel for official complaints to be heard or recognized, others may be unaware of our "rebellion," but it's there in statistics and growing organizations.