I was worshiping with the Episcopalians during the 1980's when women were first admitted to the Episcopal priesthood. The parish I attended was considered  "Anglo-Catholic," meaning their ritual was very similar to ours. They were also more conservative than your average, run-of-the-mill Episcopal Church. Nonetheless, when the first woman priest was brought in and celebrated mass for the first time there were a few grumbles but very soon people got over themselves. Even those who were the most resistant to change eventually embraced the curate (as the associate priest was called) because of her wonderful outsize personality, her engaging homilies, her wit, and her pastoral gifts. If such an experience can happen in that kind of parish over thirty years ago, I have no doubt that the transition could happen just as easily on this side of the Tiber. It's time. In fact, it's long past time.