Does anyone have a basic SSPX talking points document?

[Francisco Javier]

My university will be having a discussion about tradition. It will be hosted by someone who was vaguely sympathetic to tradition and against the excesses of 'the spirit of VII' but is trying to gatekeep things and towards a more traditional novus ordo mass. The speaker is known for being very accommodating of questions, and willing to discuss things openly for hours if needed and the audience will be conservative Catholics who are likely the most sympathetic to tradition

I have a hard time organizing my thoughts after having read the case for tradition. It's so hard to explain to normal, conservative Catholics of good will who call JPII "St. JPII THE GREAT" all the nuances of tradition without coming across like a raving lunatic or getting bogged down in the weeds.

Presumably rambling about the Freemasons and Jews would not convince anyone.

Religious liberty, ecumenism, and collegiality seem to be the hallmarks that I have heard before, but even that might be too much in the weeds for normal university students.

Any advice?

Danke

[KreKre]

Here are some great sources. This first book, Open Letter, is written specifically for laity. The second is a set of three volumes that documents the early history of the SSPX and presents an argument why they are right.

An Open Letter To Confused Catholics by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre:
https://archive.org/details/AnOpenLetterToConfusedCatholics

Apologia pro Marcel Lefebvre by Michael Davies:
https://sspxasia.com/Documents/Archbishop-Lefebvre/Apologia/

A Bishop Speaks by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre:
https://annas-archive.org/md5/3cc70d9ba49baeef943e5e3e5d271b3c


Also, a 55 video series "Crisis in the Church" by various SSPX priests is also excellent, if you prefer podcasts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrroZ-llvCE&list=PLonegYXBrLbStENq_HPyOb4Qy9_qE3_2w

[Michael Wilson]

You might like the "Most Frequently Asked Questions of the SSPX" pamphlet from the Angelus Press, and there are several youtube videos by the SSPX under that tittle.