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« Reply #45 on: June 11, 2013, 06:09:13 PM »
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shin you are a fool.


Peace child, aren't you a Christian?


Peace, peace and there is no peace!"

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« Reply #46 on: June 16, 2013, 11:29:54 AM »
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Max is delighted with the new look



Who are these blokes?


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« Reply #47 on: June 16, 2013, 12:02:05 PM »
I Love the new SSPX
 web site !! go to the sspx.org site ( the US one)-- look for the listing of the Mass locations. Top on the list (was--when I looked this morning at 11:45 AM ) "Washington, DC Area-- Leesburg Tpk, Falls Church. I think this is to compete with Father Ringrose !!

   Can you believe this ----??? The priest who faithfully supported the Society, and its priests, and Archbishop Lefebvre for tons of years !!! This is what they do ???
   They start a competing Mas location near Father Ringrose???

  But-- here's the best yet : The "mass" is at a funeral home!! You have to call the funeral home to find out if a "Mr. Jack MacFarland" is there and can tell you when the funeral, I mean, mass, for the SSPX is being held.

    Apparently, they have funeral masses every week for the dearly departed soul of the SSPX.

    Now--

   You tell me heaven does not have a sense of humor!!!http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=post&s=reply&t=25121#
:)

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« Reply #48 on: June 16, 2013, 02:06:23 PM »
As a former webmaster, I think the site is too busy (not going to make any comments about the content). There are links everywhere. They need to tone it back a little to say the least. Such "test" images shouldn't be on a Catholic server IMO.

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« Reply #49 on: June 19, 2013, 04:04:05 PM »
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As noted by Unbrandable on this other thread.

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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.


You are right that the primary concern is the content. But that is only true because the primary concern is doctrine. The primary concern is the Truth. If you don't have the Truth, you have nothing.

Therefore, the appearance is also important. The appearance sends the message "We are hip. We are are worldly wise. We are up to date. We are out to please the customer. We are out to please the world."

So you are wrong to say that whether the new design is good or bad is "up to individual tastes." That is false. The new site tells people that there is no friction between their neo-pagan, anti-Christ culture and Jesus Christ.

Even if the content of this website was the whole true doctrine and only the true doctrine, it would still be a bad website. The design alone is enough to encourage Catholics to go along with the world.




In my pursuit of understanding of what it is that members find
objectionable in the ExSPX Newimage, apparently I have inadvertently
offended some members.  I don't know how to get my questions
answered without ruffling feathers, I guess.  

What I want to know is seen as something that I should find obvious,
and since I don't find it obvious therefore I become offensive in asking
questions.  I don't know how to deal with that.  

Hopefully this will work itself out because my questions are not really
going anywhere.