If they have a big congregation of people who do not understand English, the sermons done in Spanish naturally would be good for them. In my experience, most Latino's in the USA understand English although some might not like to speak it because people do not understand them well. I doubt that more than maybe 6 Latinos in your congregation do not understand English altogether, so it is a waste of time to do a bilingual mass in my opinion. 

I say this because in another chapel I attended no one  ever understood much of anything of the sermon because the priest is French. The speaker system and his accent made it excruciating to try to understand him. Those people have not heard a sermon in years.

In Louisiana Fr. Foltier used to read the epistle in both English and French.

Now that leaves me scratching my head. Do we have a new French immigrant population in LA that I've not heard about?

If they have a big congregation of people who do not understand English, the sermons done in Spanish naturally would be good for them. In my experience, most Latino's in the USA understand English although some might not like to speak it because people do not understand them well. I doubt that more than maybe 6 Latinos in your congregation do not understand English altogether, so it is a waste of time to do a bilingual mass in my opinion.

I say this because in another chapel I attended no one  ever understood much of anything of the sermon because the priest is French. The speaker system and his accent made it excruciating to try to understand him. Those people have not heard a sermon in years.

The very fact that Fr. Pazat felt it was necessary to say it was not political shows the very opposite It will be interesting to see how their little  experiment works out when donations drop and pews empty.The people of OLOS will take just so much before they just leave 
They still refuse to put the statues back in the church 
They refuse to install stained glass windows even though they were paid for and they admit they openly they misappropriated the money BUT hey they had 6.000 dollars  for choir books no-one has yet even opened  to be put in the pews 
now we have a bilingual Mass NOT a Added  Mass time OH NO but our only high Mass of the week is now bi-lingual  

Quite right. A heretic is publicly named in the Canon of the mass. But hey! It's in Latin.
As long as it's in Latin all is good.

Hey, you got me there.
I was thinking, "Who is this heretic who is mentioned publicly during the Canon of the mass?"
Look at all the saints mentioned, the Holy Apostles, etc. Who could this heretic be?
Then it dawned on me, of course, it is Francis.

Yes, as long as it's in Latin, all is good. Even though most people cannot stand Francis, they seem oblivious that he is being commemorated during the Canon.

The people I know who have left the SSPX for the local Latin Mass fraternities do so because they do not like the SSPX priests and/or the parishioners who rub them the wrong way. Yes, they will occasionally attend the SSPX parish, but then their entire day is wrecked. 

What is wrong here? Personality issues should never be the reason to leave the SSPX or any other parish. None of us  will never be received into Heaven if we fail to forgive all who offend us.

I doubt that more than maybe 6 Latinos in your congregation do not understand English altogether, so it is a waste of time to do a bilingual mass in my opinion.

I think it was done to be more welcoming to them or to compete with the diocesan Spanish-English parish down the road. The demographics of the parish are mostly white, handful of Latinos, and a couple of black families.

YEAH OK,BUT WHY TAKE AWAY THE ONLY HIGH MASS OF THE WEEK ?? Why not have a 3rd Mass for the Spanish speaking parishioners so none are short changed .No this is a clear case of forced integration Problem is now people who never gave all this a second thought are now up in arms

Guess Fr. Stafki misjudged his flock of sheep

Or that was his (Switzerland's) plan all along

Our Lady of the Rosary Library has excellent sound reasonably priced Catholic literature in Spanish.  Check them out.