A Manual of Church History volume 2
A Manual of Church History volume 2
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Good Lord deliver us. " c. Restoration of the Royal Supremacy. In January, 1559 Parliament restored to the crown supreme authority in ecclesiastical matters (designating the sovereign "su- preme governor, " not "supreme head, " of the church), with the right to nominate a court of High Commission as the organ for the exercise of her supremacy. The oath of supremacy was also restored. Only a hundred and eighty-three of the nine hundred Catholic clergy refused it. In June following, the Act of Un...iformity, making the revised liturgy universally obligatory, was CHAP. I. ] THE PROTESTANT REVOLUTION 269 adopted. Fifteen of the sixteen bishops who had served under Mary refused the oath of allegiance and were obliged to retire. Matthew Parker, who had been a friend of Anne Boieyn, was made Archbishop of Canter- bury, and was consecrated by three bishops who had been banished by Mary. Parker, in turn, consecrated the newly appointed bishops, and thus the succession was preserved.
d. Revision of the Articles of Faith, The forty-two articles were at first adopted, but were revised (1563).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good Lord deliver us. " c. Restoration of the Royal Supremacy. In January, 1559 Parliament restored to the crown supreme authority in ecclesiastical matters (designating the sovereign "su- preme governor, " not "supreme head, " of the church), with the right to nominate a court of High Commission as the organ for the exercise of her supremacy. The oath of supremacy was also restored. Only a hundred and eighty-three of the nine hundred Catholic clergy refused it. In June following, the Act of Un...iformity, making the revised liturgy universally obligatory, was CHAP. I. ] THE PROTESTANT REVOLUTION 269 adopted. Fifteen of the sixteen bishops who had served under Mary refused the oath of allegiance and were obliged to retire. Matthew Parker, who had been a friend of Anne Boieyn, was made Archbishop of Canter- bury, and was consecrated by three bishops who had been banished by Mary. Parker, in turn, consecrated the newly appointed bishops, and thus the succession was preserved.
d. Revision of the Articles of Faith, The forty-two articles were at first adopted, but were revised (1563).
What to read after A Manual of Church History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Henry Newman to read onlineMoreLess
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