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Trad parties
« on: April 19, 2015, 12:01:53 PM »
I read about the SSPX incident with the drinking girls and them having a worldly-style party whenever it was. I suppose these kinds of parties aren't the norm and that trads don't go to or do parties of this kind, so i was wondering just what kind of parties trads do and go to.

For example a wedding. How does a trad wedding party compare to those they do regularly in the Novus Ordo and elsewhere?

Trad parties
« Reply #1 on: April 19, 2015, 01:31:41 PM »
What you mentioned is definitely not the traditional form of Catholic party, though I guess that it is often common in those who are traditional Catholic in attendance but don't take it home with them...

You asked for an example of a wedding party.  So, I will give a few thoughts as to what I would prefer myself .  Yet I can not speak for everyone else...  :-)


Rather than lots of beer, hard liquors and such, there would be wine or champagne in small doses.

If there was dancing it would be more like line-dancing or square dancing rather than the modern hip-hop.

The music would be loud enough to hear but not blaring.  And the music would be uplifting, peaceful, cheerful and edifying rather than music with a lot of a beat and synthetics.  If possible having friends play live instrumental compositions would be ideal.

And rather than being a late night party, it would end by early-mid evening.


Once again...  These are just my thought.  And since many SSPX groups are very worldly, most of them would not agree with anything I have written.  

Anyhow...Hope it helps!  :-)


Trad parties
« Reply #2 on: April 19, 2015, 03:53:53 PM »
The problem isn't trad parties, it's dyslexic tards.

Couldn't resist!  :roll-laugh1: