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Saint Evgren of Clontusker Naomh Aoibhegréine Cluain Tuaiscirt Humanitarian, Virgin, Abbess, Inspirer | |
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 Painting, 1890 | |
| Born | Aoibhegréine Ńic Murchadha 31 January 1664 Clontuskert, Kingdom of Éirú |
| Died | 11 May 1732 Attikee, Kingdom of Éirú, Goutian Empire |
| Venerated in | Roman Catholic Church |
| Major shrine | Drumeyre Abbey, Kingdom of Gotneska |
| Feast | 18 March |
| Patronage | Kingdom of Gotneska, County Geoghegan |
Saint Evgren Mac Cionaoith of Clontuskert, or merely Saint Áine (31st January 1664 - 11th May, 1732), known by the title of Humanitarian of Clontuskert, was a Éiriú peasant from the Colony of Aleman who is considered to be a Humanitarian of the Third Gothic Civil War.
Background
Life
Early Life
Áine was born in Clontuskert, a town within the Kingdom of Éirú (now in Blechingia), to Aidan Mac Murchadha and Niamh Níc Balbh. Where both born into provaty. Áine had 4 other silibings but only two of them would surivor past adulthood or 18 years of age the other being famous Pope Brendan I from 1702 until his death in 1722.