Devil of Silence= SSPX Technology Detox Challenge

Unbelievable! Until I actually saw the article on the “Tech – Detox Challenge” on the SSPX website I couldn’t believe it came from the SSPX. It sounds like something from the Novus Ordo. The SSPX is going downhill so fast that it’s scary. The “branding” went too far with this article. Where is the true spirit of Lent? Where is there any mention of God in the article?

At 44:40 (Part 1) in the above video, Fr. Pfeiffer is talking about the Catholics in England under Henry VIII, and he says:

“And they kept going to the Mass and what happened? They lost the Catholic Faith and they woke up one day and they were not Catholic and they lost the Faith with the Latin Tridentine Mass.”

Sadly, this is what’s happening in the SSPX.



The Tech – Detox article the the SSPX website:

Unplug Your Life For Lent

How the Challenge Works:

Today’s world is full of distractions. While technology is a tool that can be used for both good or bad, it is often a source of distraction that weakens our personal relationships and scatters our inner peace.

Focus on the things that truly matter:

- Family, Friends, and Faith.

Unplug your life so that you can focus on living well and encourage others to do the same.

A Community Challenge

It's up to you to take the challenge and share it with your family and friends. Without your involvement your family and friends may never see this challenge or have the courage to do it themselves. Together we can can change the society but only if we as individuals take action.

Why are we using technology to promote unplugging from technology?

Because technology in itself is not bad - but since it is often misused, we can make a difference now by using it for good, and help others all over the country do the same.

Three Choices:

It starts with you: Take the first step by signing up. You'll receive an email with a badge showing your participation, which in turn you can share with family and friends. Sharing this idea is vital to its success. With your help, you'll see the effects of this challenge spread through your home, office, school, and parish!

What are the Challenges?

There are three challenges to choose from. And you can choose a 3-day, 7-day, or "Until Easter" option for each. We have faith that even the most "techy" person can succeed in reducing their dependence on technology for just 3 days.

No TV
Instead of using my TV
for self-amusement
I will give that time to
family members and friends.

Limited Computer
During this challenge
I will use my computer
for work and
necessities only.

Limited Smartphone
I will use my phone for
work and necessities only.
I will turn on "do not
disturb" each evening
until morning.


The Motivation Behind the Challenge:

The inspiration for this challenge was a recent article on the SSPX website, "10 Commandments for Lent: Decrease Dependence on Technology and Return to Reality." It is focused on the idea that we have become utterly dependent on our screens, to the detriment of the people around us.

These 10 suggestions are at the core of this effort, and are wonderful to practice at any time of the year, not just Lent!


Source: sspx.org/en/challenge

Perfect.  It starts as a mindless informational...ending with nothing; but a party.  Just like the neo-sspx reason going into the conciliar dungeon.

Me thinks this "detox from technology" is a preparation message, like Fr. La Roux's letters, to get away from information showing the neo-sspx is confirmed as a conciliar entity -- coming this July's sspx General Chapter!

One would be hard pressed to find any traditional overtones to that video...nothing to distinguish it from a Protestant or Novus Ordo or atheist group promoting the same message of disconnecting from technology.

Cute, this is what happens when the religious leaders let the pulpit go to branding. Catholicism replaced with subliminal messages.

What in the world is a contact detail passer?

13- Do not be a contact detail passer.

Have to love it.  Lent is not even over yet in their 'Technology Detox Challenge' to get off the mobile phones and the sspx media just happily announced a new Tech-feature to stay online  SSPX Podcast Launched Containing Sermons, Talks, Missions and Lectures

Too funny!