Show A ROMANIST ON THE RAMPAGE CARDINAL GIBBONS is a vigorous writer and a pronounced romanist the unveiling of the statue of bruno has agitated the catholic clergy and has called forth an allocution from the pope and now the cardinal comes out with a letter directing attention to the popes utterances and conveying his own sentiments as follows A mingled feeling of righteous wrath and deep sympathy was bred in every catholic heart when the news came that upon a public square in rome borne impious men had bad dared to unveil the statue of an apostate monk draa dragging jt memory of a wild theoner theon wr shameless writer and defler r 0 of off f divinity of christ from the abse I 1 ofa of a grave that had for wee three s buries closed upon its disgrace ina th men hacked backed by mere brute foft have set upon a pedestal in ats holy city the statue of the ous bruno such a proceeding palpable and flagrant outram outrage aw M elble alone upon the catholics bit id 6 the whole christian world its mus is clear in its defiant landage employed in the ini veiling of the statue of a man whole life breathed cowardice anar j and defiance of lawfully co coneo fc authority theirs is not the a of decent honorable but misa men calmly and with due r to the fee feelings hilga of others tug in ing g a new belief or 0 92 cult their attempt Is not so ao a iw to honor bruno as to insult and afy the vicar of jesus christ and devoted children through throughout carag Cn rag endom indeed their aim is still they defy and insult not his vicar but our divius divine himself from every land have chosen as the committee movement the a chatt of atheism the would be deghi of the very foundations of ch ri ity it is proper that the cahm world and especially this boram where the term religious is understood in a sober ch 0 aBr 11 sense should brand with their r dinnant scorn action sue such aa W we are not yet ready for P in which the red and and the e blik 0 of f revolutionists and a defiantly antly flaunted ja bruno was the founder of a ad of pantheists pant heists and flouri flourished shOd iv in latter part of the Y was a dominican monk but bw ing skeptical skeptic alon on the doctrines orbi immaculate conception an anan if 11 1 substantiation he was denon a heretic and had to flee faw life he went to geneva genev a a and 11 d to paris but in both t involved in doctrinal t wh which 1 eh brought him into odor so that he be had h ad d to paw W to england there ne he books wh many philosophical asao now quite rare he instill 1 that the soul of the univ aej only pervaded all nature but all substantial things fe stations of deity and thus ow catt was all in all returning Ee turning to ft continent he pursued a career supporting Luther teo pd ada pda caples but refusing to join the baw theran communion in Veit lSe was arrested bathe of Perse cd 0 after two years pei at last burned at the stake ah V martyrdom occurred 1600 the excitement among arona catholic eccles ecclesiastics ecclesiastic lastic over the tion of a statue tn his honor HA home can be readily maly U IAM A od it la Is of course construed as an alt abelt upon the church whose f doctrines he assailed and whose in Ifa ence caused his terrible death brunos was a great mind and his admirers are j justified asti fled in perpetual bw his memory |