The official cause for the fire that heavily damaged Saint Patrick's church in Hubbard has been listed as "undetermined."

Eagle Joint Fire Chief, Ron Stanish confirmed the determination Thursday.

Standish says the damage was too extensive to determine exactly what started the fire.

Fire investigators were able to narrow down the origin of where the blaze broke out to a conference room in the basement.

That conference room is located directly next to the basement kitchen, where the fire was first believed to have started.

The fire broke out On January 18 at around 5:40 p.m.

The church suffered heavy smoke damage along with the front altar and floor buckling from the fire that started beneath in the basement.

Initial estimates are in the millions of dollars in damage.

Several departments were called out to help battle the flames were from Liberty, Brookfield, Vienna, Hermitage, Shenango Township, West Middlesex, Girard, and Coitsville.