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Anglican Catholic Answer!
I should imagine it was the confiscation of the monastery wealth of all kinds. Whilst it made many rich, it also caused an economic crisis according to Gibson.
AS far as the Catholic Church was concerned Henry took an enormous step, when he and the Anglican Church told the pope that the papacy was breaking the Law or Canons of the Church. Canons from the Seven Ecumemical Councils, or at least three of the major ones, defined quite clearly the place of the bishops in the Catholic Church. No bishop could infringe on the rights of another bishop without the permission of that bishop or Holy Tradition! This was a matter that had been debated for 3 or four hundred years in the western Church and some 1500 yrs in the Eastern Church. Now the English had taken sides and theirs was not a Protestant one, but an Orthodox Catholic One! The Anglican Church reverted to the Church of the first thousand years, before the break with Orthodoxy and the usurpation by William of Normandy!
What else can I help you with?
Who was the major figure of the reformation in England?
Henry VIII - it was his idea.
What two things did Henry viii change?
he invented the church of england(and divorce)
How did Henry change the power in England?
If you are referring to Henry VIII, he had himself proclaimed the head of the Church in England, breaking with the papal authority of Rome.
In the reign of Henry VIII England and wales where?
England and Wales were one Kingdom under Henry VIII.
Where did Henry VIII come from?
Henry VIII was the king of England in the 1500's
Who was the father of queen Elisabeth 1?
King Henry VIII. Her mother was Queen Anne Boleyn.
What does viii stand for in Henry VIII's name?
VIII is 8 in Roman Numerals, which means Henry VIII was the eighth King of England to be called Henry.
What was Henry viii's farthers name?
Henry VIII's father was called Henry Tudor - Henry VII of england.
When did Henry vii have Henry VIII?
Henry VIII of England was born on 28th June 1491
Who was King Henry the viii of England?
He was the king of england
What major change was Henry VIII responsible for in England?
Henry VIII was responsible for numerous changes within England. His most famous was establishing the foundations for the Church of England, with the monarch as supreme leader not the Pope. However although Henry changed England's relationship with the Papacy and the Catholic faith, he remained a devout Catholic until he died. As well as this, he was responsible for the dissolution of the monasteries, creating the Union between England and Wales and being one of the founders of the Royal Navy.
Who is responsible for the the formation of the Anglican church?
King Henry VIII of England.
