Udo was born in Germany and worked as an Upholsterer when he applied to join the Capuchins. After profession, he was assigned to Calvary as an infirmarian. Serious outbreaks of life threatening influenza and tuberculosis were not uncommon in those early years at Calvary. Gaul is remembered for the loving care he provided the sick, both friars as well as students. His years of experience caused him to write a journal of home remedies for various ailments. He died at Milwaukee on January 11, 1914, aged 49, after 29 years of religious life.
Udo was born in Germany and worked as an Upholsterer when he applied to join the Capuchins. After profession, he was assigned to Calvary as an infirmarian. Serious outbreaks of life threatening influenza and tuberculosis were not uncommon in those early years at Calvary. Gaul is remembered for the loving care he provided the sick, both friars as well as students. His years of experience caused him to write a journal of home remedies for various ailments. He died at Milwaukee on January 11, 1914, aged 49, after 29 years of religious life.
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