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Eoban

Eoban

Hieromartyr
June 5 · 699–754

Eoban (699, England — 754, Dokkum) — hieromartyr, bishop. Feast day: 5 June.

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Eoban was an English priest and bishop who accompanied Saint Boniface on his missionary journeys to Germany. Born in England around 699, he served as a chorbishop before his death in 754. He was martyred alongside Boniface and several companions at Dokkum, where pagan Frisians killed the group during their final mission. Recognized as a hieromartyr, he remains a significant figure in the history of the mission to the Germanic lands.

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