Of course not.

Anything which possibly stands in the way of your spiel, be it apostolic, universal, over the centuries, among the communions, by the Holy Father is naught when it presents a problem to your theories.

The universal rejection of women ordinands both East and West is precisely what Lumen Gentium 25 refers to and what Ordinatio Sacerdotalis cites. Every sect which tried to ordain women found them rejected by the rest of the Church.

You simply do not have the theological underpinnings to make this work for you. Your proposition contradicts the theology of the Eucharist, the universal practice of the Church, mocks Christ the High Priest, takes an axe to the iconic symbolism of the Mass, and tapdances around the plain hard truth that your proposition has been rejected solidly, conclusively, and forever.

Sorry, but you need to find another proposition.