Catholics and Anglicans - one step closer to Christian Unity?

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I recently read some news articles about how the Roman Catholic church has created a new way for Anglicans (those who wish to) to join in full communion with the Roman church while retaining their traditions and Anglican spiritual heritage and identity. From what I understand, it comes about as a result of work on the behalf of some Anglo-Catholic groups working to find solutions for Anglicans who were disaffected by recent changes and decisions in the Anglican church but who did not want to lose their traditions and spiritual heritage. It provides for married Anglican priests as well (following the same precedents as in the Eastern rite churches). To me it seems like a great step forward in interchurch relations and a return to Christian unity, but at the same time I don't know how they've approached some of the subtle, yet important doctrinal issues - like consubstantiation and whether God's revelation is complete, Mariology, etc. What are your thoughts? Have you even heard of this? Do you think it's a good thing? Unimportant? Unwise? I'd be really interested to hear some other perspectives.