Then there are dozens of families who sends or sent their children to the school and almost zero are modest at all, I have heard their children talk about video games and movies etc.  ….

The factors I think that cause this is the crises in the church is not taught well at all, the novus ordo church is not taught as evil, but as a little brother in need of help a place to avoid, the same as the Resistance, Sedes, and any other competitor for SSPX donations. You have mostly women in their early 20s (dressing the same as the bad students) teaching who are not well educated or smart while the pastor only teaches religion class, the evils of the outside world and how to deal with them are not never stressed nearly as much, modesty is never mentioned as they need to be . The parents send them to the school because they themselves are not super strident catholics 7 days a week and they don't teach their children anything extra because they think the school is wonderful.  And at the school it is stressed that they should be sent away to SSPX schools after 8th grade and later to college!  So all the bad factors above get flayed out when the go to college and then they become a novus ordo or a agnostic catholic, or confused and depressed.  

If the above is true, is it equally applicable across the nations in which the SSPX is located?  Or just the U.S. (and maybe a few others)?  In other words, does this also occur in countries (where the SSPX is located) that are predominantly, or where a majority of the population at least identify as, Catholic?

Just curious:

1) How many people posting on this forum have raised multiple children from cradle to ADULTHOOD in the past 20 years?

2). If so, how many kids did you have?

3). Have ALL of them grown to be devout, reverent, faithful Traditional Catholics?

4) If so, are they continuing successfully to transmit the same faith to their children and to what degree, and what would you say was your “secret to success “?

5) If not, please keep your thoughts about how easy you think it is to raise devout traditional Catholic children to yourself.  You really have no clue.

The great Doctor of the Church St. Augustine of Hippo spent over 30 years working on his treatise De Trinitate [about the Holy Trinity], endeavoring to conceive an intelligible explanation for the mystery of the Trinity. Augustine meets a boy on the beach He was walking by the seashore one day contemplating and trying to understand the mystery of the Holy Trinity when he saw a small boy running back and forth from the water to a spot on the seashore. The boy was using a sea shell to carry the water from the ocean and place it into a small hole in the sand.  The Bishop of Hippo approached him and asked, “My boy, what are you doing?”  “I am trying to bring all the sea into this hole,” the boy replied with a sweet smile.  “But that is impossible, my dear child, the hole cannot contain all that water” said Augustine.  The boy paused in his work, stood up, looked into the eyes of the Saint, and replied, “It is no more impossible than what you are trying to do – comprehend the immensity of the mystery of the Holy Trinity with your small intelligence.”  The Saint was absorbed by such a keen response from that child, and turned his eyes from him for a short while. When he glanced down to ask him something else, the boy had vanished.  Some say that it was an Angel sent by God to teach Augustine a lesson on pride in learning. Others affirm it was the Christ Child Himself who appeared to the Saint to remind him of the limits of human understanding before the great mysteries of our Faith.  Through this story, the sea shell has become a symbol of St. Augustine and the study of theology.

To those who have successfully raised Traditional Catholic children to adulthood, who continue to practice their faith reverently and devoutly, what is the “secret to your success?”

(No need to reply if you do not match this criteria)