Armenian Churches in Montreal, QC
First Armenian Evangelical Church
Although some Protestant Armenians had immigrated to Montreal before and after the Armenian Genocide of 1915, they were not enough to immediately constitute a church of their own. It was not until 1960 when the First Armenian Evangelical Church opened its ...
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Notre Dame de Nareg Armenian Catholic Church
Notre Dame de Nareg Armenian Catholic Church, as a congregation, was officially established and recognized in 1966. At this time the church served about 100 families in the Montreal area, but did not have a permanent priest, nor a building of their own. T ...
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Sourp Hagop Armenian Apostolic Cathedral
Sourp Hagop Armenian Apostolic church (Prelacy) was the first church in Canada to be organized under the jurisdiction of the Prelacy in 1958. In these early years the church purchased an existing church and renamed it to Sourp Hagop. But as time passed an ...
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Sourp Kevork Armenian Apostolic Church
Armenian Apostolic church (Prelacy). Located in Laval des Rapides borough of Laval, just across the Rivière des Praires (Back River), which separates Montreal from Laval.
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St Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral
Today St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Cathedral serves as the headquarters of the Armenian Diocese of Canada. However, the history of the church dates back to the 1950s. The church was officially formed in 1957 as a group, and held services in an A ...
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