
Eamon Martin
Eamon Martin is the Archbishop of Armagh and the Primate of All Ireland. He is known for his leadership within the Catholic Church in Ireland and has been a vocal advocate for peace and reconciliation, particularly in the context of Northern Ireland. On March 17, 2025, he delivered a powerful homily at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, where he emphasized the importance of hope amid global challenges, drawing parallels between the life of St. Patrick and contemporary issues facing the world.
Born on Oct 30, 1961 (63 years old)
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Ireland:
Archbishop Eamon Martin was leading a 'Day of Prayer and Reflection for Gaza' in Ireland.
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United Kingdom:
Archbishop Martin said the lough was a 'microcosm' of the greater issues facing the planet, adding that we 'have to be very conscious of the threats and the difficulties that are facing the earth at this time'.
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Ireland:
Eamon Martin consecrated Ireland to the Sacred Heart of Jesus at a ceremony in Knock Shrine.
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Ireland:
Eamon Martin is the Archbishop who spoke about the ongoing martyrdom of Christians in his homily.
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Ireland:
Archbishop Eamon Martin recalled how he and other Irish archbishops met Prevost and described him as a humble and respectful listener.
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Ireland:
Catholic Primate Archbishop Eamon Martin said it was 'with great joy' that he welcomed Pope Leo XIV.
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Ireland:
Brenda Cleary suggested that Eamon Martin could replace Pope Francis during a hypothetical visit to Ireland.
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Ireland:
Archbishop Eamon Martin, Primate of All Ireland, has said the most important thing about Pope Francis was the way he presented himself as a person of prayer.
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Ireland:
Archbishop Eamon Martin expressed that Pope Francis encouraged him to communicate the joy of the gospel.
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Ireland:
Archbishop Eamon Martin expressed deep sadness and immense gratitude following Pope Francis's death.
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