Br. Gaudinus John
Edward and Mary Dougherty McCullough gave birth to their son, Eugene, on August 22, 1851, in Waterford, Ireland. At age fifteen he entered the Novitiate at Carondelet, Missouri, where he received the habit and religious name of Brother Gaudinus John on July 1, 1866. By September of that same year he had arrived in New Orleans, Louisiana, to teach at St. Mary's Academy. One year later he taught at St. Vincent's School in the same city. He contracted the yellow fever in 1867 but survived. In the fall of 1868 he showed signs of tuberculosis and returned to Carondelet. Brother Gaudinus John died in November of 1869 at the at the age of eighteen, having been a De La Salle Christian Brother for only three years.
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