Between September 23–25, 2026, Wikipedia editor UrielAcosta removed unsourced and weasel-worded claims from articles on six religious sites and monuments—including the Saidnaya monastery in Syria, the Our Lady of Kazan icon, and temples in India. The edits enforced Wikipedia's notability and sourcing standards across the religious-heritage articles.
Between September 6 and 7, 2026, editor UrielAcosta removed unencyclopedic and self-promotional content from Wikipedia articles about churches across multiple locations. Removals cited Wikipedia's policies against non-notable directories and sources citing only the churches' own websites.
Between 2 and 4 September 2026, editor UrielAcosta removed unsourced and spam content from Wikipedia articles on religious buildings and organizations globally, including churches in Baltimore, Singapore, and Australia, as well as religious orders, enforcing sourcing and notability standards.