There is nothing to discuss on the matter of women's ordination. If any bishop thinks there is, for God's sake let him resign. The last thing that is needed is a discussion of the teachings of the faith as if they were propositions that had to be ratified by what has come to be called dialogue. Dialogue is the word that is used for waffling and for the culpable failure on the part of bishops and priests to do their ordained task. Those who have brought this about are hard at work getting other items on the secular agenda confused with truths of faith.
Feminism calls for women's ordination.
Nonsense about language calls for tortured translations of sacred texts. Of course, such subversives want abortion discussed, and divorce and homosexuality and all the rest of the items of a culture to which the Church stands opposed. They should be silenced, not heeded. Faith is a free responsible acceptance of what God has revealed in Jesus Christ and through the Church. But the acceptance must be of what is offered, not of some substitute reached as the result of a discussion that treats heterodox positions, the effective rejection of the faith, as if they must be accommodated.