Eight feminists flashed their breasts in the heart of Paris's Notre Dame
Cathedral on Tuesday to celebrate Pope Benedict XVI's shocking
resignation announcement.
The members of the Femen movement entered the Gothic cathedral dressed
in long coats which they whipped off inside while ringing three bells
near the altar.
"Pope no more!" they cried. "No more homophobe" and "Bye bye Benedict!"
Scandalized visitors voiced their disapproval.
"This is a sacred place, you can't strip here," said a Frenchwoman.
The Femen women's power group has been making headlines since 2010 for
topless feminist, pro-democracy and anti-corruption protests in Russia,
Ukraine and London.
The protesters were dragged out of the cathedral by security but
remained outside for some time shouting "In gay we trust" and "Get out
homophobe.