150 firefighters responded to a church fire in Cambridge, Mass. on Easter Sunday.
The concern was the potential collapse of the roof and steeple -- a concern that continues Monday morning. Several portions of the roof did collapse, but the steeple is still standing.
In all, about 150 firefighters helped battle the blaze. Some suffered minor injuries, fire officials said.
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