Lightning Strike Destroys Church in Canada

The church of the Immaculate Conception in Saint-Ours, Quebec, has been left in ruins following a fire. According to cbc.ca, it was caused by a lightning strike.

Built between 1880 and 1882, the church is listed in the Quebec Cultural Heritage Directory.

The roof caught fire quickly and the bell tower collapsed due to the intensity of the flames.

Strong winds complicated the work of the 70-plus firefighters deployed from several nearby towns.

The convent, school and presbytery adjacent to the church were not affected by the fire.

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Harry JonesJul 21

Stops it becoming a mosque, I suppose.

Everyday for Life CanadaJul 21edited

This is sad news, but the real story is that over 100 Canadian Christian churches have been desecrated, vandalized or burned to the ground in the aftermath of the residential school hoax. There are no mass graves. Not ONE grave. The nuns and the priests who ran many of those schools for the government did not commit genocide but that is the only narrative that is politically acceptable. It’s time to reject that lie.

Boanerges BoanergesJul 21

Only God knows what's really happening there

Mike Paul SmithJul 21

That’s for sure..