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Novus Weirdo · « **Reply #10 on:** June 09, 2013, 11:01:26 AM »

These 'photos' remind me of some weird amalgamation of Yes album covers and interpretive visions of Medjugorje.

1st Mansion Tenant · « **Reply #11 on:** June 09, 2013, 11:21:22 AM »

The last of the 3 photos reminds me of a guy praying in front of a pagan temple in South America. wierd

TheRecusant · « **Reply #12 on:** June 09, 2013, 11:23:54 AM »

Our comment:

http://www.therecusant.com/apps/blog/show/27988339-new-look-sspx-org-website-part-of-the-new-look-sspx

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The new SSPX US District website has to be seen to be believed. Those of you who have listened to Fr. Girouard's Sunday sermon from last week (see the post below this one) will know what is going on here. Those of you who have not yet heard this important sermon need to do so as soon as possible. Fr. Girouard reports, quoting from the horses mouth, on the decision of the SSPX to hire a professional "PR company" to re-brand the Society (for which the SSPX paid good money!), helping it to leave behind it's "negative image" and be more "positive" about the Church.

In keeping with this, and as if further evidence were needed, take a look at the new-look SSPX.org. Let us take one example (there are more). Have a look at what they present as being the "mission statement" of the SSPX. It is to be found under the tab labelled "about". On that page we read:

"The spirit of the SSPX is essentially apostolic; it was designed by its founder to operate much like a missionary order, spreading the faith far and wide. This apostolate is today especially necessary considering the spread of atheism, agnosticism, and religious indifference.

The SSPX, to this end, seeks to draw souls closer to Christ primarily through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, as well as through its preaching, its schools, its seminaries, and its other houses of religious formation.

All this can be summed up in our founder’s motto: “I have believed in love,” that is, in the love of Christ."

Can you spot what's going on here? This could be describing any of the 1001 pre-Vatican II religious congregation or Society. Where is the mention of fighting modernism; of fighting Vatican II; of the Crisis in the Church; of error and heresy and the need for to preserve souls from the errors of the Council; of the "conciliar Chruch"...? What has become of "operation survival"? It has been turned into "operation all-you-need-is-lurve"...!

This is just yet another clear piece of evidence, for those with eyes to see, of the strong will of the new SSPX to make itself as inoffensive to the world as possible! Pray that as many souls as possible will wake up, join the Resistance and thus ultimately be preserved from sliding, unsuspecting, into this spirit of desiring to be inoffensive to the world.

More people need to see this. You never know, it might wake some of them up. Although there are without doubt many people who will never wake up. If Bishop Fellay were to write a new Doctrinal Declaration in which he declares that Christ is not God and that from now on we worship Satan, there would still be people defending it. And there would still be 'conservative' SSPX clergy saying it was 'disappointingly ambiguous' etc, just like there would still be priests complaining about it in private but going along with it in public.

But maybe some good souls can still be woken up.

Ethelred · « **Reply #13 on:** June 09, 2013, 11:57:57 AM »

One additional word to the photos on Seraphim's first link. I already posted three from there.

These are apparently test-pictures, probably by the company which created the Neo-SSPX' new website, together with some test-texts until everything is filled with own content. Probably the company is the one which The-Recusant above mentioned so:
»... on the decision of the SSPX to hire a professional "PR company" to re-brand the Society (for which the SSPX paid good money!), helping it to leave behind it's "negative image" and be more "positive" about the Church.«

Since Seraphim's linked website looks like a test sub-domain, these photos obviously don't represent the new Neo-SSPX website's final content. So, to make it clear again, I don't want to mislead anybody with these pictures. As said in my 1st post, these are obviously test-pictures.

But these pictures are currently in this sub-domain of the new fsspx.net website and accessible worldwide, so why not take look at them, and above them the fancy new Neo-SSPX logo and new Neo-SSPX menu titles in Windows-8 style.
These mostly psychedelic pictures which we know from other nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr companies like Microsoft's Windows-8 and so on, well these pictures match so nicely the Neo-SSPX' new "company identity", that obviously there's some spooky but non-causal connection. These strange pictures seem to stand graphically for what the Neo-SSPX really stands for, in the sense of the famous proverb: A picture paints a thousand words.

More nice photos from Seraphim's linked Neo-SSPX's sub-doman website (right-click in Firefox on them and use menu "show picture" to see picture in full size). The first picture really could stand for Krah's new fancy Neo-SSPX company car whilst he visits a Church in Menzingen (John Grace recently posted a photograph of Krah's real company car in Switzerland).

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John Grace · « **Reply #14 on:** June 09, 2013, 12:05:15 PM »

I'm quite offended they have turned the SSPX into a brand and a business.