"...if it is to survive...."

While I agree that the CC needs to get beyond its limited frame (in certain areas), Bill, I am quite sure (along with scholars and researchers) that the CC will be around in 2050, but not so sure that John Palocitz's Church will be. (Pew, Gallup and other researchers note that the CC will grow to 1.5-6 billion people by 2050.) The American Church, of course, might only grow to -- or stay at -- 80 million (instead of 100 million Catholics [in a country of 400 million]), but it still will be around as will its notable parishes, cathedrals, colleges and universities. 
I am sure, however, the Church will be a lot different in personnel, with married and celibate clerics working side by side and women in all ministries except the priesthood (unless a Vatican III changes that). But I am sure things will change, if only because of Eastern Catholic Church priests,  Ordinariate priests, former Protestant ministers (ordained priests), all of whom are married.