Hi Billy watching your videos and seeing your mental strength and sincere values has made me walk into my first meeting tonight in Scotland. I have been in addiction off and on all my life I am now 48. I keep saying I am only using once a month, a week etc for the last year and it’s worse than continuously using for me. Thank you and I have committed myself to 30 meetings 30 days. Seriously from the bottom of my addict heart thank you 🙏
Yes, somehow I see Billy on YT. I tell my brother to watch as maybe it can help as it ishelping you, I know is difficult so you should be proud of yourself. My oldest bro was only 19 in Vukovar when Serbs attacked, he survived but it changed him and addiction has control for over 30 years. Despite everything I never give up and perhaps listening Billy can help...who knows but I like to hear success of others like you - it gives me hope that is always hope I wish you peace and good luck 🙏 as I pray for my brother also - svaka čast brate 👏🙋♀️
@@saraprva4172 thank you for your kind words. I hope your brother starts to watch Billy. I started watching for his content and slowly his na recovery has filtered through. Much love ❤️
I had so many happy memories as a kid playing in the grounds. It’s a huge shame the council stopped it being turned into luxury hotel or apartments, would sooner let it go to ruins and be demolished. So bloody sad!! Cracking video mate
Did you know Johnny Vegas was 1 of the last to graduate from here. I've spent many hours as a child and adult around that monastery. It's a huge shame it's now being knocked down. It was a true hidden beauty of the area.
He didn't graduate. He was there for a total of four terms. All of the first year. And one term of the second year. At the time he was there, you left after your A levels. There's so much misinformation about this college online.
Ahh no way I live over the road from that, gutted I didn’t spot you would have loved to have a chat with you! All the best Billy hope you’re well mate🙏🏻
The bit of exploring you just done then billy fkn interesting bro i like what you just filmed there man 💯 gets you out and about aswel dosent it brother keeps the mind active and of other things that possibly could be on your mind lad interesting video billy lad you seem happier alsoy man, you looked like somthing was bothering you i think it might of been the last vlog or one before m8 anyways Billy see you in the next one lad ye!..✨✨👌👌✨👍👍👍✨✨
Been inside a few years ago before the roof collapsed. There was some money spent on that place. There use to be a massive stone pond with fish in at the front of it. Someone making a few quid if they sold the land😉.
Does seem a shame this impressive building couldn't be retained, renovated and found a new use. I guess the refurb costs will be astronomical - and you could make tens of millions building lots of big detached houses on the site. That's what it will end up as - big estate of big detached houses. That's why they've left the old building to rot it becomes dangerous - it's standard practice when you have a historic building you want to demolish. You let it becomes so derelict it becomes a health and safety issue and get the green light off the council to demolish.
Shame these old buildings get knocked down. More character and better looking than most new builds. I could spend houes in that place just soaking it all up.
I totally agree with you, they'll probably knock this big beautiful place down, and chuck a load of these new builds up, like Lego houses, all the homeless, they could put up here, absolute backwards this country,👀🤐.
Fcuk, it's like being in a red light district in your comments Billy. But anyway good little video, I like these little walkabouts, remember the tram crash in Corrie, but can't think what part in Harry potter, but what a lovely peaceful place, don't know about touching the fence being trespassing, i think the words jobs worth springs to mind, nice one mate and I hope you're Joe still buzzing after the game yesterday, cos I am,COYB,😊.😎.
Sad history there mate read this. Saint Joseph's Monastery, located in Liverpool, is a historic site that has a dark past marred by crimes and wrongdoing. The monastery was established in the late 19th century by a group of Catholic nuns who sought to provide shelter, education, and spiritual guidance to the community. However, over the years, the monastery became a site of abuse, corruption, and scandal. One of the most notorious crimes committed at Saint Joseph's Monastery was the abuse of children by the clergy and staff. Reports have surfaced of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse inflicted upon vulnerable children who resided at the monastery. These acts of cruelty and violation not only traumatized the victims but also stained the reputation of the monastery and the Catholic Church as a whole. In addition to the abuse of children, Saint Joseph's Monastery was also known for financial impropriety and corruption. The nuns and clergy who resided at the monastery were accused of embezzling funds, misusing donations, and engaging in fraudulent activities. This not only depleted the resources of the monastery but also betrayed the trust of those who supported and prayed for the institution. As the crimes and scandals continued to mount, public outcry and legal action forced the closure of Saint Joseph's Monastery. The once thriving and revered institution was abandoned, left to decay and crumble under the weight of its troubled history. The grounds that were once a place of worship and solace now stand as a testament to the sins and wrongdoings committed within its walls. Despite the dark past of Saint Joseph's Monastery, there is hope for redemption and reconciliation. Efforts have been made to preserve the site as a reminder of the crimes that occurred there and to seek justice for the victims. It is important to acknowledge the mistakes of the past and work towards healing and accountability so that such atrocities may never be repeated. In conclusion, Saint Joseph's Monastery in Liverpool is a tragic example of a sacred institution that fell from grace due to crimes and wrongdoing committed within its walls. The crimes of abuse, corruption, and betrayal that occurred there must never be forgotten, and efforts must be made to ensure that justice is served and that victims are heard and validated. Let us learn from the mistakes of the past and strive to create a future where such heinous acts have no place in our society.
No building should be abandoned or empty .We have homeless people or being made homeless without hope.A big monastery could like that could be create a mini community permanent home for the homeless.
What do people read a comment through their own mind instead of looking what we could do? So quick to to jump on a comment thinking they are the brains of Britain. Think before you type.
I agree...people freeze too death in the street leaned up against a building that could fit 100s off people but they are not allowed too sit inside..2 feet away from life or death..thats the human race 2024 the best we can do the level off comparison we are able too show
Is it the one in Upholland? Lots of abuse went on there like most of the other convents and homes throughout this country and Ireland. I think a priest got charged with historical sexual abuse, I don’t remember what happened but I vaguely remember reading it in Wigan Evening Post. x
It's so sad how it's been left to rot. I filmed it with my drone last month if you want to get the scale of it. czcams.com/video/22KyAa3o6QU/video.htmlsi=OjqRW3R2eASh3rxM
awerite billy was that creepy there look it and there one in my area its creepy asf and they cannae demolish it cause it was designed by a famous architect and is a listed building you wonder what they get taught in these places as they well you know what a lot of them were dont want my comment wiped ave good day lad
Makes me wonder how many kids were abused in there in all the years that it was in use !?!? 1 is too many but probably 100’s if not 1000’s ……. That’s difficult to comprehend or imagine 🤔
Hi Billy watching your videos and seeing your mental strength and sincere values has made me walk into my first meeting tonight in Scotland. I have been in addiction off and on all my life I am now 48. I keep saying I am only using once a month, a week etc for the last year and it’s worse than continuously using for me. Thank you and I have committed myself to 30 meetings 30 days. Seriously from the bottom of my addict heart thank you 🙏
Yes, somehow I see Billy on YT. I tell my brother to watch as maybe it can help as it ishelping you, I know is difficult so you should be proud of yourself. My oldest bro was only 19 in Vukovar when Serbs attacked, he survived but it changed him and addiction has control for over 30 years. Despite everything I never give up and perhaps listening Billy can help...who knows but I like to hear success of others like you - it gives me hope that is always hope
I wish you peace and good luck 🙏 as I pray for my brother also -
svaka čast brate 👏🙋♀️
@@saraprva4172 thank you for your kind words. I hope your brother starts to watch Billy. I started watching for his content and slowly his na recovery has filtered through. Much love ❤️
Well done lad
Well done mate, you got this pal
I had so many happy memories as a kid playing in the grounds.
It’s a huge shame the council stopped it being turned into luxury hotel or apartments, would sooner let it go to ruins and be demolished.
So bloody sad!!
Cracking video mate
Did you know Johnny Vegas was 1 of the last to graduate from here. I've spent many hours as a child and adult around that monastery. It's a huge shame it's now being knocked down. It was a true hidden beauty of the area.
He didn't graduate.
He was there for a total of four terms.
All of the first year. And one term of the second year.
At the time he was there, you left after your A levels.
There's so much misinformation about this college online.
loverly old building it’s a shame fish there as a kid 45years ago there was once a really nice golf course at the back sad great video billy 😊👍🙏
Ahh no way I live over the road from that, gutted I didn’t spot you would have loved to have a chat with you! All the best Billy hope you’re well mate🙏🏻
The bit of exploring you just done then billy fkn interesting bro i like what you just filmed there man 💯 gets you out and about aswel dosent it brother keeps the mind active and of other things that possibly could be on your mind lad interesting video billy lad you seem happier alsoy man, you looked like somthing was bothering you i think it might of been the last vlog or one before m8 anyways Billy see you in the next one lad ye!..✨✨👌👌✨👍👍👍✨✨
Hi Billy, Thanks for your vid, I really enjoyed it mate. Very interesting!. Thanks again. John. 🤔👍
Another great one Billy - it is a shame it cannot be saved, what a fascinating building.
Cheers 🏰🏰
I was actually there when the centenary tree was planted in 1983.
I almost died laughing when I heard that the cathedral in Liverpool is called paddies wigwam.
Love your content Billy all great lad
What a building they couldn't half build in the 18 hundreds
Beautiful place .Shame its gone to waste .😢 Imagine if walls could talk ? They were not men off god .!
Xxx
Pity it will be a housing estate in a few years
Been inside a few years ago before the roof collapsed. There was some money spent on that place. There use to be a massive stone pond with fish in at the front of it. Someone making a few quid if they sold the land😉.
My old school from September 1970 to July 1977.
Bet its creepier than creepy Craig vc on a night 🌙 😂
Its was a priest college Johnny Vegas studied there
Oh what a shame it is being demolished Beautiful building 😊
Trespass is a civil matter Billy. No imprisonment.
Its like Evertons trophy cabinet ...its been empty since the eighties ...😅
The 90s actually ;)
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Such a shame a building of the quality being left to go to wreck and ruin. Nearly @ 60k subscribers billy well done fella 👍
Does seem a shame this impressive building couldn't be retained, renovated and found a new use.
I guess the refurb costs will be astronomical - and you could make tens of millions building lots of big detached houses on the site.
That's what it will end up as - big estate of big detached houses. That's why they've left the old building to rot it becomes dangerous - it's standard practice when you have a historic building you want to demolish. You let it becomes so derelict it becomes a health and safety issue and get the green light off the council to demolish.
Shame these old buildings get knocked down. More character and better looking than most new builds. I could spend houes in that place just soaking it all up.
I totally agree with you, they'll probably knock this big beautiful place down, and chuck a load of these new builds up, like Lego houses, all the homeless, they could put up here, absolute backwards this country,👀🤐.
Now then Billy meds cheers lad
Fcuk, it's like being in a red light district in your comments Billy. But anyway good little video, I like these little walkabouts, remember the tram crash in Corrie, but can't think what part in Harry potter, but what a lovely peaceful place, don't know about touching the fence being trespassing, i think the words jobs worth springs to mind, nice one mate and I hope you're Joe still buzzing after the game yesterday, cos I am,COYB,😊.😎.
Surly could be restored and put to good use .
Sad history there mate read this.
Saint Joseph's Monastery, located in Liverpool, is a historic site that has a dark past marred by crimes and wrongdoing. The monastery was established in the late 19th century by a group of Catholic nuns who sought to provide shelter, education, and spiritual guidance to the community. However, over the years, the monastery became a site of abuse, corruption, and scandal.
One of the most notorious crimes committed at Saint Joseph's Monastery was the abuse of children by the clergy and staff. Reports have surfaced of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse inflicted upon vulnerable children who resided at the monastery. These acts of cruelty and violation not only traumatized the victims but also stained the reputation of the monastery and the Catholic Church as a whole.
In addition to the abuse of children, Saint Joseph's Monastery was also known for financial impropriety and corruption. The nuns and clergy who resided at the monastery were accused of embezzling funds, misusing donations, and engaging in fraudulent activities. This not only depleted the resources of the monastery but also betrayed the trust of those who supported and prayed for the institution.
As the crimes and scandals continued to mount, public outcry and legal action forced the closure of Saint Joseph's Monastery. The once thriving and revered institution was abandoned, left to decay and crumble under the weight of its troubled history. The grounds that were once a place of worship and solace now stand as a testament to the sins and wrongdoings committed within its walls.
Despite the dark past of Saint Joseph's Monastery, there is hope for redemption and reconciliation. Efforts have been made to preserve the site as a reminder of the crimes that occurred there and to seek justice for the victims. It is important to acknowledge the mistakes of the past and work towards healing and accountability so that such atrocities may never be repeated.
In conclusion, Saint Joseph's Monastery in Liverpool is a tragic example of a sacred institution that fell from grace due to crimes and wrongdoing committed within its walls. The crimes of abuse, corruption, and betrayal that occurred there must never be forgotten, and efforts must be made to ensure that justice is served and that victims are heard and validated. Let us learn from the mistakes of the past and strive to create a future where such heinous acts have no place in our society.
Amen.🙏
Same old same old with them lot really isn’t it. … twisted self serving freaks.
No building should be abandoned or empty .We have homeless people or being made homeless without hope.A big monastery could like that could be create a mini community permanent home for the homeless.
People aren't homeless due to lack of homes.
Feel free to pay for the costs of renovation and all the equipment needed. We won't stop you.
What do people read a comment through their own mind instead of looking what we could do? So quick to to jump on a comment thinking they are the brains of Britain. Think before you type.
I agree...people freeze too death in the street leaned up against a building that could fit 100s off people but they are not allowed too sit inside..2 feet away from life or death..thats the human race 2024 the best we can do the level off comparison we are able too show
Hit the thumb up down below for billy people
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Is it the one in Upholland? Lots of abuse went on there like most of the other convents and homes throughout this country and Ireland. I think a priest got charged with historical sexual abuse, I don’t remember what happened but I vaguely remember reading it in Wigan Evening Post. x
No one has ever been to prison for trespass in my knowledge.
Lovely old place would love to have seen it in better days.
A civil matter. Not even a police matter.
You can Theoretically if the Trespass is aggravated 🤫🤫🤫🤫
@Theoriginalbigbrillo You can't go prison for Trespass.
It's so sad how it's been left to rot. I filmed it with my drone last month if you want to get the scale of it.
czcams.com/video/22KyAa3o6QU/video.htmlsi=OjqRW3R2eASh3rxM
awerite billy was that creepy there look it and there one in my area its creepy asf and they cannae demolish it cause it was designed by a famous architect and is a listed building you wonder what they get taught in these places as they well you know what a lot of them were dont want my comment wiped ave good day lad
Makes me wonder how many kids were abused in there in all the years that it was in use !?!?
1 is too many but probably 100’s if not 1000’s ……. That’s difficult to comprehend or imagine 🤔
Bet its deffo haunted 👻