- Joined
- May 24, 2015
- Messages
- 25
- Reaction score
- 6
- Points
- 8
The History.
St Joseph's College was founded in 1880 by Bishop Bernard O'Reilly to be the Seminary serving the North West of England. The college was formally opened in 1883. The seminary was closed during WW1 and reopened in 1919 along with a junior seminary. The second phase of construction commenced in 1923. St Joseph’s, usually referred to by its students simply as Upholland, was the main seminary serving the North West of England. The sister seminary at Ushaw provided the same services for the North East. Both institutions housed both a junior and senior seminary. The junior seminaries provided secondary education in a semi-monastic environment to boys aged 11 to 18 who wished to pursue the priesthood. The senior seminary taught adults philosophy and theology as they prepared for priesthood.
The visit.
Visted with JdotN15, Lucyloo & Alex. Ive visited the place about 4 times now and it just never fails to surprise me with something new. Was a great morning with some great people, even went got some breakfast and come back! Bumping into a bunch of chavs and turning the alarms back on was the best part
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