The Church Historians of England Reformation Period volume 6
The Church Historians of England Reformation Period volume 6
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Gone astray : whose message, as it hath been honourably received of the V. \n^ and queen's majesties, even so the lords spiritual and temporal, and commons, at the last parliament hath received it; revoking all laws tht- which in the time of schism were promulgate against the authority of the pope's holiness, and restoring the same and the church of Rome to all that power which they had in this realm before the said schism, the which reconciliation was also most gladly and joyfully embraced, as... well of all the clergy and convocation of the province of Canterbury, as also of many other persons — and being so great and necessary to be extended to every person of the realm, it hath pleased the said lord legate's grace to give and impart unto me, the said bishop of London, for my said diocese, and to all such as I shall appoint in that behalf, power and authority to absolve and reconcile all and every person thereof, as well of the clergy as of the laity, and as well men as women, the which will renounce their errors, and (being penitent) will humbly require to be restored to the unity of the catholic church, — as by the letters of the said lord legate's grace sent unto me, and from me sent unto everyche of the arclideacons witliin mv diocese, more at large may and doth appear.
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Gone astray : whose message, as it hath been honourably received of the V. \n^ and queen's majesties, even so the lords spiritual and temporal, and commons, at the last parliament hath received it; revoking all laws tht- which in the time of schism were promulgate against the authority of the pope's holiness, and restoring the same and the church of Rome to all that power which they had in this realm before the said schism, the which reconciliation was also most gladly and joyfully embraced, as... well of all the clergy and convocation of the province of Canterbury, as also of many other persons — and being so great and necessary to be extended to every person of the realm, it hath pleased the said lord legate's grace to give and impart unto me, the said bishop of London, for my said diocese, and to all such as I shall appoint in that behalf, power and authority to absolve and reconcile all and every person thereof, as well of the clergy as of the laity, and as well men as women, the which will renounce their errors, and (being penitent) will humbly require to be restored to the unity of the catholic church, — as by the letters of the said lord legate's grace sent unto me, and from me sent unto everyche of the arclideacons witliin mv diocese, more at large may and doth appear.
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