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It wasn't just wind and rain that caused damage when Hurricane
Harvey blasted through the Texas coast. Fires did their share too.

A family in Robstown, just west of Corpus Christi, lost their homes to a fire
just as Harvey was hitting the area. The Rojas family had evacuated their
three houses on property they own. They returned to a distressing sight: all
three houses destroyed by fire.


But they also found something in the ashes that they say gave them hope --
an intact statue of the Virgin Mary.
"Some may blame God and some may blame the hurricane but the only thing
standing were holy things," Natali Rojas told CNN affiliate KRIS.

"As you can see this statue is the only thing that survived. I dug in there for things and
all I found is a Virgin Mary."
The family said the Robstown Fire Department battled the flames even as
the hurricane raged.

"I wanna thank the Fire Department of Robstown for courage to show up in
the storm while the tremendous power, the wind, the rain were going and
they were still out here trying their best. It was incredible," said Jesus Rojas,
Natali Rojas' father.


The family is taking the statue's survival as a sign that they can make it, too.
"Appreciate what you have, listen to the warnings, hug your children and
thank God for today and yesterday, and pray for a better tomorrow," Natali
Rojas said.

Source: www.johnkingsblog.com/2017/08/statue-virgin-mary-intact-house-fire.html

lovely.
We still serve a living God.

I almost believe you but after checking the name of your source i changed my mind

MasViews:
I almost believe you but after checking the name of your source i changed my mind

Why's that?

kelvinrhs:
Why's that?

It somehow rhymes with jocking