Thank you - I am "enlightened".... and don't need your "suggestion" as offered.

http://www.uscatholic.org/node/5083
This article ends with this paragraph - 
".......The recent response from Rome, which will create a structure called a "personal ordiniariate" led by a priest or bishop, will allow Anglican Catholics to maintain their liturgical traditions and clergy. The invitation presumes, however, that these Anglicans accept not only the Roman position on the ordination of women and on the question of homosexuality, but also the Marian and papal dogmas, along with the Catholic understanding of the Eucharist."

And you may want to look up the definition of "assertion" - since I asked questions and did not make statements.