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Very broadly - in the religious sense he worked for the greater glory of God, in the secular sense he worked for King Henry VIII and did many things - some of them quite distasteful - on Henry's behalf.
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Where did Henry VIII work?
That depends what you mean by 'work'. Although unlike today's British monarchs (actually he was an English monarch) he had absolute power, it could be said that his ministers-like Cardinal Wolsey did his work for him. Of course he still had to make appearances as such, the most famous being the Field of the Cloth of Gold with Francis I. I have read that he used to work on state papers whilst hearing mass in chapel.
Why Hampton Court Palace was built?
Hampton Court Palace was originally built for Cardinal Wolsey, a favorite of King Henry VIII. After he fell from favor, the palace was passed to the King. The following century, William III began a massive expansion project on the palace. Work was halted mid-way, leaving the palace with two distinctive styles.
Can you set a fire in the rain?
noyes it will work but not fore long
What is the relationship between fore and work?
both accept "man"
Why did Michelangelo sculpt the 'Pieta'?
A cardinal commissioned him to do this work.
How can you get license of electrical contractor in gujarat?
i have a licence fore wireman and get a work for government electric work
How did Catholic cardinal get their name?
The word "cardinal" is a derivitive of the Latin word "cardo" which means pivot (especially a door hinge). There were three types of cardinals, cardinal deacons, cardinal priests, and cardinal bishops. In the beginning, all priests and deacons given permanent assignments at parishes were called cardinal deacons or cardinal priests. This was because they were figuratively "attached" to their parish as a door is attached to a building. Each diocese had a cardinal priest and cardinal deacon who was the highest ranking priest and deacon in the diocese. They helped the bishop of the diocese. In Rome, cardinal bishops were given permanent assignments at churches within Rome. These cardinal bishops assisted the Pope. Eventually, the word "cardinal" changed from being used as an adjective to being used as a noun. Today, all cardinals must be bishops, but a couple of priests such as Avery Cardinal Dulles, and Albert Cardinal Vanhoye were dispensed from the requirement upon their request. The terms cardinal deacon, cardinal priest, and cardinal bishop remain, but they refer primarily to the type of work done by the cardinal. Cardinal bishops all work in Rome as senior Vatican officials. There can only be 6 cardinal bishops at one time. Cardinal priests are assigned as active bishops leading dioceses. Cardinal deacons also work in Rome as heads of Vatican offices. After 10 years cardinal deacon can ask to be elevated to the rank of cardinal priest.
What is the minimum wage in South America?
They don't work there fore they cant get wages.
How do you work out if your pig is male?
by pulling the fore skin back the penis will come out
Why did Cardinal George Pell became a priest?
Cardinal George Pell became a priest because he was strongly convinced that God had called him to do His work. Pell was born in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia and is currently Cardinal-Prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy.
What is the goal when work-fore planning?
match the right person to the right job at the right time
What is the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers?
Ordinal numbers suggest order such as first, second, third etc. Cardinal numbers are counting numbers. One, two, three, etc.
