Fr Chazal mentioned in his recent letter that in the website of the largest neo-SSPX school in Australia, "St Thomas Aquinas College," appears a clear support and promotion of liberal politically correct statements :

[the neo-SSPX priests said that] the liberal slogans in the online presentation of the school are just there because of legal reasons. My question is "Why not say so?" Take the government money if you will, but don't take the government's ideas, or at least say that the government forces you to post these errors... but is that permitted by God? I don't think so.

These are the statements written at the end of the menu "Philosophy of the College"[sic] :

The programs of, and teaching at St Thomas Aquinas College, support and promote the principles and practice of Australian democracy, including a commitment to:

    Elected government.
    The rule of law.
    Equal rights for all before the law.
    Freedom of religion.
    Freedom of speech and association.
    The values of openness and tolerance.

Bp. Fellay affirmed in his Doctrinal Declaration of April 15, 2012 that, in the light of the "hermeneutics on continuity", there is not a problem with the notion of religious liberty of Vatican II :

"[III] 5. The statements of Vatican Council II and of the subsequent papal Magisterium relative to the relation of the Catholic Church to the non-Catholic Christian confessions, and also to the civic duty of religion and to the right to religious liberty, whose formulation is difficult to reconcile with the preceding doctrinal statements of the Magisterium, must be understood in the light of the whole and uninterrupted Tradition, in a way consistent with the truths previously taught by the Magisterium of the Church, without accepting any interpretation of these statements that might lead to a presentation of Catholic doctrine that is opposed to or breaks with Tradition and with that Magisterium.

So, we should not be surprised that now some neo-SSPX priests are promoting the same errors!

If legal requirements include lying, accepting mortal sin, and public scandal, then operate outside the legal system, in secret, or, barring any other possibility, shut down the school.  Follow the example of the Mexicans in the Revolution.

Government money almost always has strings attached.