Posters accusing Pope Francis of attacking conservative Catholics appeared around Rome today (February 4, 2017) and were quickly covered up by city officials, according to the Reuters website.
The posters -- put up by mystery activists early this morning -- featured a picture of a stern-faced pope and the slogan: "Where's your mercy?"
The text accused Francis of several interventions targeting conservatives, including what the posters called "the beheading of the Knights of Malta."
This was a reference to an ancient Catholic order of knights which is now a worldwide charity and whose former Grand Master handed in his resignation to the pope last week after a two-month, highly public feud with the Vatican.
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