I'm a member of the Anglican Church but I have a tremendous amount of respect for the Catholic Church. I think that on the issue of women's ordination though this is where I have the strongest disagreement with the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church's own Papal commission stated their was no reason to oppose women's ordination.  One of the most famous New Testament Scholars on the block(he's Anglican) who's also a Conservative theologian N.T Wright has made the case for why ordaining women is Biblical in his commentaries. 

On this particular issue though I think going for married priest should be the first goal because it seems to be the easiest hurdle. Ordaining women in the Catholic Church seems practically impractically impossible right now because of Pope John Paul II's Papal decree in 1994.