Yes, I have no interest in tradcuмenism or tradpluralism (liberalism).

If I did, I would just content myself with the SSPX, and float merrily down the stream.

We are talking about two different things. Personally, I have a strong conviction that the Resistance is the best position. I don't float around between chapels, or consider that "one is as good as another". Now I can't compel the conscience of others, because I don't have the authority -- but that's another question altogether.

But when I sell Chant CDs, I'm happy to sell them to anyone who appreciates Gregorian Chant, and yes that includes Novus Ordo Catholics. There is NOTHING wrong with that.

I would be foolish to tweak my marketing to appeal ONLY to Resistance and sedevacantist Trads. Why would I do that? Chant is chant.

If I compromised, selling Chant in English for example, that would be a different story. But I don't. 

The same goes for Catholic books. Novus Ordo Catholics need to read "Intro to the Devout Life" by St. Francis de Sales every bit as much as the most well-educated, Crisis-aware Trad.

Tom Nelson did almost nothing to get those extra Novus Ordo sales -- which probably amounted to 75%+ of his business income.

And by the way -- a good case could be made that Tom did the right thing by mentioning where the Church discipline changed. The SSPX deals with this all the time. They used to recommend that you fast on Ember days (and promote such), but they DID have to admit and point out that it's not binding under pain of mortal sin any longer. I think that's important.

We are talking about two different things. Personally, I have a strong conviction that the Resistance is the best position. I don't float around between chapels, or consider that "one is as good as another". Now I can't compel the conscience of others, because I don't have the authority -- but that's another question altogether.

But when I sell Chant CDs, I'm happy to sell them to anyone who appreciates Gregorian Chant, and yes that includes Novus Ordo Catholics. There is NOTHING wrong with that.

I would be foolish to tweak my marketing to appeal ONLY to Resistance and sedevacantist Trads. Why would I do that? Chant is chant.

If I compromised, selling Chant in English for example, that would be a different story. But I don't.

The same goes for Catholic books. Novus Ordo Catholics need to read "Intro to the Devout Life" by St. Francis de Sales every bit as much as the most well-educated, Crisis-aware Trad.

Tom Nelson did almost nothing to get those extra Novus Ordo sales -- which probably amounted to 75%+ of his business income.

And by the way -- a good case could be made that Tom did the right thing by mentioning where the Church discipline changed. The SSPX deals with this all the time. They used to recommend that you fast on Ember days (and promote such), but they DID have to admit and point out that it's not binding under pain of mortal sin any longer. I think that's important.

Selling chant CDs is agnostic, and rightly so.
It is not a Resistance apostolate.
I’d sell chant CDs to Buddhists.
But selling chant CDs doesn’t help the Resistance (the only group I’m interested in promoting).

Ps: Toms business was publishing traditional Catholic books.  My business is promoting the Resistance, and I can count on one hand those in the English-language doing anything similar.

PPs: I have 7 kids, wife, job, long drive to Mass, etc.

May God rest good Mr. Thomas Nelson, founder of TAN Books. Requiescat in pace. 

Sean asked: "Can you point me toward some English-language Resistance blogs?"

What about right here, Cathinfo. Granted, it's a forum, not a blog. But same difference. 

My Mistake. Apologies. Read the part about last rites and got myself confused. Prayers for him. 

He has my prayers!

I just asked for an update from my family up north, and got this:

1/31/20
Last I heard (a couple of weeks ago) was that he
was paralyzed on one side, his speech was slurred,
he can't swallow.  An SSPX priest came when he
was first admitted and gave him the last rites. Then
N. said a Rosary and Tom joined in on
about the 4th decade.  M. called up there
about a week ago and they won't give out any info...
just say that he is there.

That's the last I heard. 

 ''The patient is in St. Anne's Center now. He's quite debilitated physically, and it's not clear how his recovery will develop.
 In some ways his mind is very sharp. He seems to derive consolation from the fact that people are praying for him."

Lord have mercy on Tom, healing him and granting him salvation.