List of Christian Brothers school alumni

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Since 1802, the Congregation of Christian Brothers have been engaged in education throughout the world. The order, founded by Blessed Edmund Rice, opened its first school on Waterford's New Street in 1802. The following is a list of alumni of Christian Brothers educational institutions.

This list does NOT contain alumni of institutions operated by the French organization, De La Salle Brothers, also known as the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the Christian Brothers, the Lasallian Brothers and the French Christian Brothers.

The alumni are listed as follows:

Academic

Argentina

India

New Zealand

United States

Arts and architecture

India

New Zealand

United States

Business

Argentina

India

Ireland

New Zealand

United States

Law

Australia

India

New Zealand

United States

Literature

Australia

Great Britain

India

New Zealand

United States

Zimbabwe

Media

Canada

India

Ireland

New Zealand

United States

Sports media

New Zealand

United States

Military and police

New Zealand

United States

Music

Argentina

Australia

Canada

India

Ireland

New Zealand

United States

Politics and public service

Argentina

Australia

Canada

Cook Islands

India

Ireland

Liberia

New Zealand

Peru

United States

Zimbabwe

Religion

Ireland

Liberia

New Zealand

United States

Science and medicine

India

Ireland

New Zealand

United States

Sport

American football

United States

Baseball

United States

Basketball

Canada

New Zealand

United States

Boxing

New Zealand

Canadian football

Canada

Cricket

India

New Zealand

Zimbabwe

Football (soccer)

Canada

Ireland

New Zealand

Trinidad and Tobago

Wales

United States

Golf

New Zealand

United States

Zimbabwe

Ice hockey

Canada

United States

Lacrosse

Canada

United States

Rugby League

New Zealand

Rugby Union

Argentina

Ireland

New Zealand

South Africa

Uruguay

Zimbabwe

Softball

New Zealand

Other

Canada

India

Ireland

New Zealand

United States

Zimbabwe

See also

References

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