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From an sspx bulletin this week…

FOUNDERS DAY/MENENDEZ LANDING SEPTEMBER 4TH. at the Mission Nombre de Dios and the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park in St. Augustine. Members of the Historic Florida Militia and the entire reenactment commu- nity will recreate the events that would have occurred on both of those historic properties in September 1565. 10am - The day's events will start with the recreation of the Landing of Pedro Menendez de Aviles and the Founding of St. Au- gustine. 11am - A Novus Ordo Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Felipe Estéves at the Rustic Altar, the very spot the first Catholic Mass, in what would eventually become the United State, was celebrated. After Mass, visitors will be al- lowed to mingle with the living history interpreters for photo opportunities and to ask questions. Admission to the events at the Mission are free. 1pm – Grand Procession of the his- torians, ceremony participants, and mission pilgrims from the Mission Nombre de Dios property along city streets and through the main gate of the Fountain of Youth Archaeo- logical Park. 1:30pm - Recreation of the real First Thanks- giving, the one that occurred here in Saint Augustine 55 years before the Pilgrims ever stepped foot on Plymouth Rock, will then take place. After the feast, visitors and guests will once again have a chance to mingle among the living history interpreters. Admission to the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park for those not participating in the reen- actment is: Adults - $19.95; Seniors (60+) - $17.95; 6 to 12 - $9.95; 5 & under – Free

They do say Novus Ordo mass, which would be a warning to the real trads. I wonder what an outdoor Novus Ordo mass would be like, everyone 6 feet apart wearing masks and receiving communion in the hand? Anyhow, since the plandemic, the SSPX chapel in that Central Florida has become 2/3' Novus Ordo's who know little about tradition.

It’s not only in the central Florida chapel. The South Florida chapel is about 90% Novus Ordo after the pandemic.  We are talking about people who would never attend an SSPX chapel before COVID.  The Shrine of St. Philomena in Miami, which celebrated the TLM for30-years, was shut at the height of the pandemic in a cruel and twisted money grab opportunity.  The Florida Prior is obsessed with money and building bigger buildings.
 

It’s not only in the central Florida chapel. The South Florida chapel is about 90% Novus Ordo after the pandemic.  We are talking about people who would never attend an SSPX chapel before COVID.  The Shrine of St. Philomena in Miami, which celebrated the TLM for30-years, was shut at the height of the pandemic in a cruel and twisted money grab opportunity.  The Florida Prior is obsessed with money and building bigger buildings.

If true, this is huge. Even among the other evidence against the SSPX.