SAVE THE SOULS OF YOUR CHILDREN-- A Very Serious Matter

  The crazed administrators of the Society of Saint Pius X are now, quite foolishly, allowing their stupidities affect the teaching and training of your children. As Father Rostand is forcing his pastors to refuse Holy Communion, Confession and other sacraments to traditionalists SSPX ers who oppose , or criticise in any way his or Bishop Fellays's reckless program to join Rome, they are actually going into the classrooms now and instructing the children that "opposing Bishop Fellay or Father Rostand are mortal sins"!   Unfortunately, the parents can't be in the classrooms to see what they are teaching-- so when a priest comes into the classroom and instructs the children that Mr. so and so , who can not receive Holy communion, committed a mortal sin by opposing Bishop Fellay, the parents have no idea of what's happening! This brain washing, now happening in Society Schools, is the exact reason most traditional Catholic parents put their children there to begin with-- to avoid the brain washing in public schools!!.

       For years, the more liberal SSPX administrators tried to introduce novelties into the schools first; then bring them into the parish. This is what they did with the dialogue mass, which was a favorite program of the french priests. They told us "we do this (the dialogue) in France!". When we responded," We've never done this here in the US-- take it back to France!, they relented. The Archbishop had, long ago, promised not to change the ecclesiastical practices in the various countries. But these priests coming from France were far more advanced along the liberalist timeline, so they had adopted dialoguing long ago. They relented for awhile, until the COR UNAM (the monthly marching order for the priests) told them to start introducing it through the schools.

       Now, they come along and start teaching the children that to disagree with Fr Rostand or Bishop Fellay is a mortal sin. And, having a priest in front of the classroom spout this garbage is powerful stuff!  "So-- you Mom and Dad  can't have opinions that are outside of those demanded by Rostand or Fellay-- otherwise you will be in mortal sin-- And the Priest you sent me to told me so !"    This is EXACTLY how they got the kids to accept the new mass in the 70's!-- telling them " Don't listen to your parents-- they are old fashioned. Bishop Fellay knows best!   Take your children home. Teach them at the Kitchen table. Put them into a local Academy. They will not come home and tell you the garbage they are now learning about how nice and friendly Rome is-- because they are being warned that you are old-fashioned. And children, with the powerful image of he priest and mortal sin dangling over their heads, will believe the lie against their parents. Take them out-- and give them a chance to save their souls outside of this crazy environment. Teach them at home if necessary-- there are plenty of resources today that were not available even a few short years ago! You may be blessed and have a strong pastor, one who will not spout this trash to your children--you should check. There are many, many, faithful and good priests , doing their job, staying out of the controversy--support them. But don't let the weak priests, those from whom you have already heard the condemnation sermons from the pulpits (condemning everything on the internet, condemning the " breakaway priest', some even condemning father Pfeiffer by name), teach your children-- they'll be condemning you behind your back!

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The SSPX school in Arcadia, Ca seems to be producing potential saints. Its too far for my children to attend there, but I would try to send them if it was closer to my home.

I'm curious AntiFellayism, is there any proof besides the post you've posted that's found on the SOS website? It can seem very incredible to simply say something with out proof, you know?

If this is the case, however, and there is evidence, it would be very sad. I haven't been around the forums much recently, but I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere else. I wonder if this is a case of a specific priest. Fr Cooper, who is now the prior at the Arcadia priory here in Southern California, seem s to be a very holy man. I wonder if California is still being largely left out of the politics as usual...

Maybe so, s2srea, we maybe just out of the loop here on the west coast.

Yes Mansion- I know this is often the case. We can be thank for for this, in one sense, but I fear for the other parishioners as well. They are often out of the loop. The only other person who I am able to speak to about this is an avid SSPX fan- they can do no wrong, it seems. He is sincere, and seems to be fearful of the same things as I, but doesn't see an wrong in the actions of Bishop Fellay, which is saddening. He is an older man, a Third Order member, but is a very good man and has one of the biggest hearts I know. Other than him, no one really knows what's going on.

I have noticed a much more relaxed and tolerant attitude, much more conciliar...there are many Filipinos, Chinese, Mexican, as well as Caucasian...

Yes but mostly white. Its a bit of a upper-class neighborhood. Isn't it a spectacle seeing all of those churches on Duarte Rd and Huntington Dr?

many have come from the NO...

Don't all most all of us? Even those born into Tradition have parents who were likely NO at one point.

I would say most are ignorant, many by choice of the politics...in other words...the smells and the bells keeps them satisfied.

Ah. Personally, I wouldn't know. I don't attend there anymore, and have not spoken to the parishioners recently. I would still them rather be here than anywhere else. I was not too long ago a newly 'former conciliar' Catholic. The years and the Graces of God have saw to it that I learn more about the Faith, though I have failed in many ways. Hopefully those attendees can receive the same graces to move forward spiritually.

The school has shrunk in size from five or so years ago...saints being produced?  I think that's an exaggeration.

Fair enough, just my observation. I know a young man who attends there and seems very holy.

Fee-paying schools usually end up being exclusive and a temporary refuge for the children of well-heeled parents seeking a different moral environment to the one they inhabit. I suppose SSPX ones can be be recruiting grounds for priests and laity trained in a certain ideology, ensuring the continuation of its network of parishes. But come their teenage years, pupils tend to decide things for themselves, making it hard to predict how they will turn out.  

I recently discovered that everything at the school nearest me is not as it seems.  I had heard "things" from people but never gave it any serious thought and just chalked it up to disgruntled parents and/or gossip.

But Our Lord has a way of revealing things to those who can see.  We "almost" sent one of our sons there.  We really sat and decided what we would sacrifice for tuition.  But something always nagged at us and we thought it best not to commit.

So after I learned what was happening there, we were so relieved.

All of it will start to come out sooner are later.  Our Lord does not keep things in the dark.  Once it's all out in the open, others will better be able to understand.

One might look at the priests who are running their schools.  Some priests are prone to violence and there are reports of intimidation and fear through physical means.

For this reason alone, I think parents would do well to educate their children at home.

 :shocked:

Can you PM me any specifics on a confidential basis???

I agree we need to be watchful of what happens in SSPX schools, but I wouldn't lump all their schools as problematic, nor all their priests.  I remember reading, years ago, in an old Angelus, about Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and the Holy Ghost Fathers in Africa.  He explained muslims would send their children to the school because of its reputation, but under pain of death the priests, teachers, and students could not convert them or likewise, the student.  Also, St. John Bosco, worked with children from impoverished/bad homes and worked miracles.

What I have found in our SSPX chapel/school, is the attitude that teachers are always right, because it undermines their authority if a parent disagrees with them.  I think this is a strange teaching that has been around the Catholic schools long before the SSPX.  

It seems to me bad teachers get away with things while good teachers are unappreciated and treated with suspicion.