Another Church in Canada vandalized or burnt at around 1:40 a.m. near De l'Église Avenue and Laurendeau Street the Historic Saint-Romain Church was destroyed Monday April 13, 2026. In the Month of March of 2026, Churches were the target in other parts of the world, "My Way or No Way Feminists Mexico Bolivia Spain Argentina Vandalising Harrassing Churches" . In February 2026, another Historic Church in Montreal was destroyed, Saint-Paul Church.
More than a hundred of churches have been burned throughout Canada in the past years. In most cases deep thorough investigations is missed. Tommy Robinson said on X:
Another church set on fire last night, this time in Saint-Romain, Quebec.
Invaders are attacking our women, children and every fabric of our societies.
All while politicians give them preferential treatment and put laws in place to protect them from even simple criticism.
In Canada, there has been 463 reported cases of church arsons between 2016 and 2023. Canada's Rebel News have a petition http://SaveOurChurches.ca . Their online quote:
More than 50 Christian places of worship have been burned or vandalized in a wave of targeted attacks against Christian Canadians, yet government leaders and the RCMP have responded with alarming indifference. As these acts of persecution risk becoming normalized, we must take action. This petition calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney, RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme, and Minister of Public Safety David McGuinty to recognize these attacks as acts of domestic terrorism and hate, take decisive action to end them, and ensure the safety of Christian communities. Regardless of your faith, stand with us by signing and sharing this petition to Save Our Churches.
Historic Saint Paul Church in Montreal by Rebel News
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Another church set on fire last night, this time in Saint-Romain, Quebec.
— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) April 14, 2026
Invaders are attacking our women, children and every fabric of our societies.
All while politicians give them preferential treatment and put laws in place to protect them from even simple criticism. pic.twitter.com/zaFxKZNz2p
A historic church, originally built in 1893 and standing for over a century, was destroyed by flames Monday evening in Saint-Romain, between Beauce and Estrie in the province of Quebec. pic.twitter.com/uyq0K1cjx2
— Alexandra Lavoie (@ThevoiceAlexa) April 14, 2026