Quote from: John Grace

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

Yes, Remember in Fr. Rostand's "Christmas appeal", he said that he was going to "update" their image?  Well here it is:

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"...Rest assured, dear faithful, that our commitment to combating Modernism in the Church remains rock solid!  The good news is that we have more opportunities than ever to influence the direction of the Church by educating those who are misinformed about the work and nature of the SSPX.

One of our primary initiatives for 2013 is to continue to improve our public relations and media communications apostolate. You may have noticed over the past year that The Angelus and the Regina Coeli Report now have harmonized visual styles. The new website for the U.S. District will continue this move towards a common theme. This is important because it ties together the various media we use to communicate and presents a unified image.

We're focusing on all means of communication, including newsletters, flyers, email, videos, press releases, granting more print and digital interviews and, of course, the Society's website, which serves as a beacon of timely news, information, and a repository of interesting articles. Our website averaged over 5,000 visitors each day in 2012! These visitors came to get information - to read and watch and listen to our reasons for holding fast to Tradition. Without our website, more than 5,000 people each day would be vulnerable to rumors and falsehoods spread by our detractors.

Our attention to media has yielded other victories for us as well. One recent success was the Angelus Press interview series with me this summer which proved quite popular and aided us in setting the record straight regarding the discussions with Rome. These video interviews subsequently were linked to a number of Catholic and non-Catholic news organizations, which further spread our message and helped quiet the distracting din of rumors.

Because the District Office invests in these programs, we operate under heavy financial constraints, and your support is vital to safeguarding our future. Since we do not operate chapels and schools directly, we rely on the support of voluntary donations sent directly to the District Office.

This is why I am writing to ask you for your financial help this Christmas season."

So let’s see their new “Traditional Catholic” image on their new sspx.org website:  http://www.sspx.org/

In first appearance, I am struck to see the distracting MODERN art on the overlay of their homepage; yup, MODERN art overlays on a Traditional Catholic website; that’s some “updating”.  Seems to be in similar spirit of “updating” as like the new Cathedral in Fatima, or at Lourdes.  Is this updating also from that pagan PR firm that Fr. Rostand is ponying up to?  

Instead of “distortions”, what happened to “attractions” with using something of the Beauty of God’s creation, or of our Lady, the Madonna, or any other traditional art?  Anything but Modern adaptions.  Who are they trying to attract by this?  And of what spirit are they trying to “kick” out of the door?

So, Pagan PR firm - Updating - New Catholic image - Modern art - Need to go along to get along.

Where have we heard that before?

For those of us who know way too much about satanic freemasons to sleep well at night, upon review of all this information I'm now convinced the society has been co-opted by them.  
It may seem innocuous to reference, but the link to Disney underscores this certainty.

Pray for them.  Hard.

The SSPX has changed the look of its website in order to take advantage of the way people use the internet now.  As other have already said, how it looks isn't the primary concern.  The primary concern is what is the content of the new website.  I'm not too involved with the SSPX so I don't expect that I will peruse the new website all that much.  It does have a "new feel" to it and whether that is good or bad is, I suppose, up to individual tastes.  The larger question is whether there will be a positive response throughout the universe of internet users and whether it will make a positive impression upon those who have never seen the old website.

shin you are a fool.

Quote from: Neil Obstat

You said:

So let’s see their new “Traditional Catholic” image on their new sspx.org website:  http://www.sspx.org/

In first appearance, I am struck to see the distracting MODERN art on the overlay of their homepage; yup, MODERN art overlays on a Traditional Catholic website; that’s some “updating”.  Seems to be in similar spirit of “updating” as like the new Cathedral in Fatima, or at Lourdes.  Is this updating also from that pagan PR firm that Fr. Rostand is ponying up to?

Follwing your link, I found a few images including this one:  



Is that what you're talking about?  Or when you say, "MODERN art overlays"
is that something else?

I'm not sure I understand what you're upset about here.  

Is it this?



Or this?



I'm trying to understand.

It is the distracting modern design of the curved "transparent shark fins" as an overlay on their homepage.

So similar to the modern art found in today's modern cathedrals.

If the N-SSPX wants to act like conciliar Rome, I guess they are subtly trying to look like them.

Very modern. Funny pictures there if you click the quoted New Neo-SSPX website link.

It's only test-pictures, of course. Still saying a lot about who the Neo-SSPX is working with now. Krah modernists.

Here are the pictures copied to another place, before the Neo-SSPX's webmaster takes them away (right-click on them and then click Firefox menu "show picture" to see them in full size and glory) :



                                                               
                                                               

                                                               
                                                               




- 1st picture has written on it: "All connected".

- 3rd picture has written on it: "The hills are filled with the sound of music" ...ahm... "In the Jungle of Sounds. Find your Temple of Music. Find Audiojungle."


Now that's deep. That's catholic ... in the sense of globalist.
The Neo-SSPX is welcomed by the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr now.