Right on, John B.
The custom of restricting 'ordained' ministry to full time, professional, celibate, 'Clergy' is the source of our present problems. 

People might have a vocation to perform 'priestly ministry' - maybe part-time, as long as they were willing, able, and capable – but they do not seem to think they have  vocation to be 'clerics.

Much like when the Jerusalem community set up their own problems when they tried to practice 'holy communism' and encouraged everyone to sell everything and give it to the Apostles to distribute. The Apostles fond the task o distributing goods to be beyond their job  description, so advised inventing 'deacons' for that job. And, also, when famine hit, they had to get Paul's Gentile communities to take up a collection for their support.

We need to recognize that some of our well-meaning rules and regulations are the source  of our present problems of not having sacraments available.