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English Reformation and the Counter Reformation . Pages 397-401. The English Reformation . Henry VIII – DAD of the Anglican Church D ivorce: Henry wants one; Pope says NO! A nglican Church: Henry is the boss; no pope! D id away with the Catholic church’s wealth & power in England .
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English Reformation and the Counter Reformation Pages 397-401
The English Reformation Henry VIII – DAD of the Anglican Church Divorce: Henry wants one; Pope says NO! Anglican Church: Henry is the boss; no pope! Did away with the Catholic church’s wealth & power in England
Henry VIII Born in 1491 Ruled England 1509-1547 Six wives
Jane Seymour; Wife # 3; Gave Henry a son, Edward; she died 12 days later Katharine of Aragon Wife #1 Gave Henry first child, a daughter Mary Anne Boelyn Wife #2 Executed on false charges of witchcraft & adultery; Her daughter Elizabeth would become England’s greatest queen Anne of Cleves; Wife #4; Marriage annulled Katharine Parr Wife #6 Loving stepmother to Elizabeth & Edward ; Remarried very quickly after Henry’s death Catherine Howard Wife #5; After 17 months of marriage was arrested for adultery; Beheaded at the age of 20
Henry VIII’s Three Heirs • King Edward VI- Ruled 1547-1553 when he died at the age of 15 (Protestant) • Queen Mary I- Ruled 1553-1558; Known as Bloody Mary for the execution of 300 Protestants in her efforts to restore England to Catholicism • Queen Elizabeth I- Ruled 1558-1603; The greatest queen in the history of England
Important English Reformation Events • Henry’s Church just like Catholic but no Pope; Catholics & Protestants both mad and want to be distinctly unlike the other religious group • What would be a smart solution? • Elizabeth I – Combined Catholic styles with Protestant teachings • Elizabeth I makes Anglican Church the official church of all of Great Britain
Catholic Church Reformed Its Society of Jesus, known as the Jesuits Inquisition No more Indulgences Stop spread of Protestants
3 Chief Pillars of the Catholic Reformation • The Jesuits • Reform of the Papacy • Council of Trent
Jesuits • Society of Jesus • Founded by Ignatius of Loyola • Took a special vow of obedience to the pope • Used education to spread their message • Sent missionaries out to restore Catholicism
Reform of the Papacy • It took the jolt of the Protestant Reformation to bring serious reform. • Pope Paul III appointed a reform commission in 1537 • The commission blamed the Church’s problems on the corrupt policies of the popes.
Council of Trent • Began by Pope Paul III • Met in March 1545, in the city of Trent on the border between Germany & Italy • Met on and off for 18 years • Upheld Catholic views of 7 sacraments, celibacy, and the Eucharist. • Selling of indulgences was forbidden • Belief in purgatory & in the use of indulgences was strengthened. • Roman Catholic Church unified under the leadership of the Pope