Attacked the power of the Catholic Church to exercise power through ecclesiastical courts in England
1531
Fine of 119,000 * pounds
1531
Church was willing to give power to a degree hence God Clause
1532
Stopped payment of Annates to Rome Bishops could be consecrated by English authorites Challenged Papacy
1532
Clergy could not enact Church Law without permission. Existing Church Law was to be examined by royal commision. Henry complained that Clergy only gave him 50% loyalty due to Pope
1532
Clergy accept King as lawmaker not Pope
1533
King was supreme head of church. Rome had no power over matrimonal cases. Cramner declared marriage null and void Marriage to Anne declared Valid
1534
Confirmed First Act. Abbots and Bishops appoinnted by King
1534
Abolished payment of Taxation to Rome
1534
Appeals in Ecclesiastical matters to be handled by Kings court and not by Archbishop's court
1534
Anne and Henry's marriage declared valid Children would inherit crown Treason to deny
1534
Henry's lack of tolerance of religious diversity
1534
Henry is Supreme Head of Church right to visit Monastaries
1534
Listed key Treason offences Words spoke as loud as actions.
1534
Clerical Taxes would go to King not Pope
1535
Swing to reformist influence over Henry
1535
Cromwell commissioned this survey into the wealth and condition of church
1535
Opposition to break with Rome quashed
1536
Saller Monastaries worth less than 200 pounds closed down
1536
Henry Married Jane Seymour next Day
1536
Seven Sacrements reduced to just 3. Clear move to Protestantism
1536
Ordered Clergy to Defend Royal supremacy, Adandon Pilgrimages, Pay for education of lords Prayerthe Ten Commandments and scripture
Date
Legislation
Legislation Description
1537
Lost 4 Sacrements rediscovered. evidence of drift towards Protestantism include no mention of Transubstantiation. Moss glossed over status of priests were understated Purgatory only implied
1537
Protestant version that had kings permission
1538
Threat of invasion by France and Spain
1538
English Bible to be placed in all parishes by 2 years. Pilgimages discouraged Canterbury shrine destroyed.Relics were removed.
1538
Henry's commitment to Catholicism
1538
Leads to Change in religious policy
1539
1539
confirmed Transubatantiation, Mass, Confession banned marriage of preists taking of communion by lay people denile of Transubstantiation led to burning
1539
All monastries closed and land and money passed to Crown
1540
Sister of Protestant Duke of Cleves
1540
1540
1540
Daughter of Catholic Duke of Norfolk
1542
1543
1543
Bible only accessable to nobles
1543
Revised Bishops book defending Transubstantiation and Six Articles Written by Henry himself encouraged preaching attacked images
1543
1544
Replaced Latin Litany although priests did not have to use it
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