In practical terms, how would you see this playing out?
I think of eliminating women’s ordination as similar to taking a pot of boiling water off the stove. The hot stove represents the western liberals and the boiling water represents women’s ordination. Sure, right after you remove the pot, the water is still really hot, but then it starts to cool.
The way it can happen is as a general phase out. First, I think everyone agrees that women bishops are out of the question. Next would be to require deans and rectors to be male priests. This step could take a little bit of time, particularly with smaller parishes. The goal would be to have women priests serve in auxillary roles such as vicar, chaplain or assistant rector. The last step is to cease ordaining women to the priesthood and have them remain as “super deacons” of some sort- much in the way I see some Catholic parishes use nuns.