Editing Lists of Canadians (section)

==Religious figures==

===Martyrs===
* St. [[Marguerite Bourgeoys]] (1620–1700) – first Canadian saint
* St. [[Noël Chabanel]] (1613–1649) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[Anthony Daniel]] (1601–1648) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[Jean de Brébeuf]] (1593–1649) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[Jean de Lalande]] (died 1646) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[Saint Charles Garnier]] (1606–1649) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[René Goupil]] (1608–1642) – first North American martyr of the Roman Catholic Church
* St. [[Isaacs Jogues]] (1607–1646) – Jesuit missionary
* St. [[Gabriel Lallemant]] (1610–1649) – Jesuit missionary

===Religious community leaders===
* [[Alexis André]] (1832–1893) – Catholic missionary priest, spiritual advisor to [[Louis Riel]]
* [[Aloysius Matthew Ambrozic]] (1930–2011) – [[Roman Catholic Archbishops of Toronto|Archbishop Emeritus of Toronto]]
* [[André Besette]] (1845–1937) – [[Holy Cross Brother]] known as the "Miracle Man of Montreal"
* [[Linda Bond]] (born 1946) – [[Generals of the Salvation Army|General]] of [[The Salvation Army]], 2011–2013
* [[Arnold Brown (General of The Salvation Army)|Arnold Brown]] (1913–2002) – [[Generals of the Salvation Army|General]] of [[The Salvation Army]], 1977–81
* [[Hugh B. Brown]] (1883–1975) – [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints|Latter-day Saint]] [[Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (LDS Church)|apostle]]
* [[Ranj Dhaliwal]] (born 1976) – [[Sikh]], writer, activist and co-founder of the Sikh Youth orthodox political party in Surrey, British Columbia
* [[Lionel Groulx]] (1878–1967) – Roman Catholic priest, historian, nationalist, and traditionalist
* [[Albert Lacombe]] (1827–1916) – Roman Catholic missionary
* [[John G. Lake]] (1870–1935) – leader of the Pentecostal Movement, born in St. Marys, Ontario
* Cardinal [[Paul-Émile Léger]] (1904–1991) – Catholic clergyman and humanitarian
* [[Merlin Lybbert]] (1926–2001) – [[general authority]] of [[the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]
* [[David Mainse]] (1936–2017) – broadcaster, founder of 100 Huntley Street and [[CITS-TV]]
* [[Aimee Semple McPherson]] (1890–1944) – founder of the [[Foursquare Church]]
* [[William D. Morrow]] – General Superintendent of the [[Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada]]
* Bishop [[Michael Power (Canadian bishop)|Michael Power]] (1804–1847) – Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto
* [[Alexandre-Antonin Taché]] (1823–1894) – [[Roman Catholic]] priest, [[missionary]] of the [[Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate|Oblate order]]
* [[Nathan Eldon Tanner]] (1898–1982) – Latter-day Saint apostle
* [[John Taylor (Latter Day Saints)|John Taylor]] (1808–1887) – [[President of the Church (LDS Church)|president]] of [[the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]
* [[Kateri Tekakwitha]] (1656–1680) – "The Lily of the Mohawks", first Native American canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church
* [[Rúhíyyih Khanum]] (1910–2000) – wife of [[Shoghi Effendi]], the head of the [[Baháʼí Faith]] until 1957; she was appointed as a [[Hands of the Cause|Hand of the Cause]]; in 2004, [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]] viewers voted her number 44 on the list of "greatest [[Canadians]]" on the television show ''[[The Greatest Canadian]]''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/greatcanadians/index.html#41 |title=The Greatest Canadian – Top 100 – 11 to 100 |publisher=CBC |access-date=2008-07-05 |year=2004 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080420130011/http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/greatcanadians/index.html |archive-date=2008-04-20 |url-status=dead }}</ref>
* [[Bramwell Tillsley]] (1931–2019) – [[Generals of the Salvation Army|General]] of [[The Salvation Army]], 1993–94
* [[Clarence Wiseman]] (1907–1985) – [[Generals of the Salvation Army|General]] of [[The Salvation Army]], 1974–77

===Religious cult figures===
* [[Roch Thériault]] (1947–2011) – cult leader
* [[Brother XII]] (1878–1934) – cult leader