The huge building, which was “notable for its double towers and neo-Romanesque design”, according to the Catholic Herald, was demolished by the RWE mining company to make way for an opencast lignite mine.
St Lambertus and the farming village surrounding it was bought out by RWE some years ago, with the church being formally deconsecrated in 2013.
Villagers have been relocated to a new site, and provided with a new church built “according to a modern design”.
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7 comments:
Let's invite them over here so they can tear down Notre Dame! /sarc
What did they THINK would happen?
President Trump, do you hear me?
7:30-You got something against Notre Dame's football team or something? I think you are referring to the cathedral, but that is in France. Not in the U.S.
Also, "they" are miners. We have them here, too.
Finally, President Trump does not hear you. Weird comments, dude.
Ironic that it was torn down to create a lignite mine. Lignite is an inferior grade of coal.
All it takes is 20 years for them to breed, multiply and take over the world. Think about it! We as Americans get married or stay single and our offspring is 0, 1 or maybe 2. They go to a country and the breed like cockroaches. Ten to twelve kids per couple and it won't take long to take over the world. Just think what you soft-hearted Libtards are doing to your children and grandchildren by whining about supporting the Muslims or spreading "guilt" for those who don't. You are going to see more and more of that happen in our country in the near future.
Soooo exactly what does a company making a free market decision to tear down the church have anything to do with Muslims?
1/16/18 at 4:18am
You are correct 100%.
Very scary to think that this is already happening.
If they didn't want the church torn down why did they sell it?
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