Church in Mexico Has ‘Traffic Signal’ to Tell Worshippers If It’s Safe to Leave
Church in Mexico Has ‘Traffic Signal’ to Tell Worshippers If It’s Safe to Leave Red means, STOP. A church in Mexico has installed a ‘traffic signal’ inside the place of worship in an attempt to keep …More
Church in Mexico Has ‘Traffic Signal’ to Tell Worshippers If It’s Safe to Leave
Red means, STOP.
A church in Mexico has installed a ‘traffic signal’ inside the place of worship in an attempt to keep parishioners safe from the constant violence outside its walls.
Monterrey’s St. Teresa of Avila Church has installed a three-light signal inside the church so worshipers can safely exit the church, as shootouts and armed robberies have been on the rise.
Though Monterrey is Nuevo Leon’s wealthiest and third largest city, it has not been saved from the violence and crime that plagues many Mexican towns.
The lights:
Green – there is no danger presently outside the church
Yellow – use caution when leaving the church Red – danger is present, it is not safe to leave Worshippers are also protected from gun fire while inside the church by concrete blocks stacked half way up the windows. In recent years, the cartel war between Los Zetas and the Gulf cartel has caused the violence in Monterrey to spike. …More
Red means, STOP.
A church in Mexico has installed a ‘traffic signal’ inside the place of worship in an attempt to keep parishioners safe from the constant violence outside its walls.
Monterrey’s St. Teresa of Avila Church has installed a three-light signal inside the church so worshipers can safely exit the church, as shootouts and armed robberies have been on the rise.
Though Monterrey is Nuevo Leon’s wealthiest and third largest city, it has not been saved from the violence and crime that plagues many Mexican towns.
The lights:
Green – there is no danger presently outside the church
Yellow – use caution when leaving the church Red – danger is present, it is not safe to leave Worshippers are also protected from gun fire while inside the church by concrete blocks stacked half way up the windows. In recent years, the cartel war between Los Zetas and the Gulf cartel has caused the violence in Monterrey to spike. …More
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The Mexican government should admit defeat and give their land to the USA. Once they do that we can go in and kill all the drug lords. Ether that or close our boarders so non of this crime and drugs can get in to our nation. Dought that will happen though. democrats needs all the illigal votes they can get!
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Wow! poor Mexico. There's still darkness in Mexico. I will pray for them too.
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