the Henrician reformation

Phase 1: Early Reform (1536–1539)

• The 10 Articles (1536)

• 1st Royal Injunctions (1536)

• Bishops’ Book (1537)

• English Bible

The 10 Articles (1536)

• 5 reformist

• 5 conservative

1st Royal Injunctions (1536)

• pope

• royal supremacy

• superstitious images

Bishops’ Book (1537)

• 10 articles

• sacraments

English Bible

• Matthew Bible (1537)

• Great Bible (1539).

Phase 2: A Shift Back to Catholicism (1539–1543)

• 2nd Royal Injunctions (1538)

• The 6 Articles (1539)

• The King’s Book (1543)

2nd Royal Injunctions (1538)

• jp’s

• Removed venerated objects

• registers

The 6 Articles (1539)

• return to catholic doctrine

The King’s Book (1543)

• bishops book

• sacraments

Protestant elements of Henrician reformation

• Royal Supremacy over Pope.

• Dissolution of the Monasteries.

• Bible and Litany in English.

• Sermons, Lord’s Prayer, and Commandments emphasized.

• Reduction in feast days and pilgrimages.

catholic elements of Henrician reformation

• Transubstantiation, 7 sacraments, private Masses.

• No clerical marriage.

• Use of saints and rituals continued.

• Traditional burnings for heresy.

• Church hierarchy largely unchanged.

final years (1543–1547)

• largely catholic