I hear you. I have a great deal of respect for Anglicanism and have been a "sometime Episcopalian" for most of my life, what conservative Catholics would call a "bad Catholic" (not that I give a fig what they think.)  Years ago I lived in NYC and was quite comfortable worshiping at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin in Times Square which is a very high Episcopal Church with kind of a pre-Vatican II liturgy, in English. I'm told they've become quite liberal in their views on gay people these days even though that was not the case back in the seventies. But their liturgy and the music was so beautiful I probably would have converted had I stayed. Where I live the Episcopal churches are quite different and don't do much to inspire me, so I stick it out at the Roman Cathedral where the pastor is very nice, preaches well, and is very welcoming to the few gay people who remain in the pews. All the power to you. You've made the right decision.