Appointed Archbishop of Armagh
Cullen is appointed Archbishop of Armagh and returns from Rome to lead the Irish Catholic primatial see.
Role range: 1849-1852
Follow Paul Cullen through 5 dated historical records for Ireland.
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Cullen is appointed Archbishop of Armagh and returns from Rome to lead the Irish Catholic primatial see.
Role range: 1849-1852
Cullen is consecrated archbishop at the Irish College in Rome before taking up his responsibilities in Ireland.
Role range: 1849-1852
Cullen convenes the Synod of Thurles, the first national Catholic synod in Ireland since the Reformation, to strengthen ecclesiastical discipline.
Role range: 1849-1852
Cullen is transferred from Armagh to Dublin and becomes Archbishop of Dublin while retaining major influence over the Irish hierarchy.
Role range: 1852-1878
Cullen becomes the first Irish bishop in modern times to be elevated to the College of Cardinals.
Role range: 1852-1878
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