Southern California’s historic San Gabriel Mission, which was crafted 1771, was ravaged by an early morning fire Saturday.

There ended up no injuries.

According to NBC News, the nearly 250-12 months-aged Roman Catholic mission held many priceless artifacts that dated back again to its founding.

A lot of the inside and roof have been weakened in the hearth,  which is less than investigation by the San Gabriel Fire Department.

Capt. Antonio Negrete of the fire section known as the scene “heartbreaking.”

Archbishop Jose Gomez tweeted shots of the destruction asking customers of the neighborhood for prayers as repairs begin for the Southern California landmark.

“Our beloved #SanGabrielMission, founded in 1771, devastated by hearth prior to dawn. St. Junípero Serra, pray for this land that you assisted to identified.”

Junipero Serra, who established the mission, not too long ago came underneath scrutiny for his colonization and brutalization of the Native People in america who occupied the land just before he settled there.

Serra’s statue in Los Angeles was toppled in June amid the lots of protests that erupted all above the nation contacting for the removal of many racist statues.

A different statue of Serra was beheaded in Monterey in 2016.