the pope would not let him divorce Cathrine of aragon because in the catholic church divorce was banned . So Henry created the church of England .
Catherine of Aragon, a Spanish princess, had married Henry's older brother Arthur, on 14th November 1501. As was common for the time, and especially for royalty, it was an arranged marriage aimed at reinforcing the alliance between England and Spain. Arthur died, aged 16, on 2nd April 1502, and again to support the alliance with Spain, King Henry VII, father of Arthur and the future King Henry VIII proposed that the young Henry should marry his dead brother's widow. Permission for this to take place had to be obtained from the Pope and it was fourteen months later, in June 1503 that Henry and Catherine were betrothed. Henry was then 12 years old. They were married on 11th June 1509, when Henry was 18 years old.
no he did not. He only married her to have an alliance between the Protestant nations. When he actually saw her he called her a flaunders mare and said that he wished he had not let her in the country. After the divorce he considered her more like a sister
Henry VIII's divorce from Catharine caused England to break from the Catholic Church and the Pope's influence and started the Church of England which changed England's history forever. She was the catalyst for the change.
Rufus Henry Pope died on 1944-05-16.
England was a Roman Catholic Country. In 1533, King Henry wished to divorce his wife of over 20 years (Katherine of Aragon) because she was over the age of child bearing and of all her many children by him, only one had survived, the Princess Mary. Henry needed a son and by this time had also fallen in love with one of Queen Katherine's Ladies in Waiting, Anne Boleyn, who, being younger than Katherine, he hoped would provided him with the male heir he wanted. He asked the Pope to grant him a 'divorce' (rather an annullment), from Katherine. The Pope refused so Henry broke the English Church away from Rome's jurisdiction, set up the Church IN England (rather than the Church OF England). It remained essentially Catholic during his reign.
Yes, Henry the VIII did send a letter to the pope of the time asking for a divorce.
There were several reasons why the Pope refused Henry VIII the divorce from Catherine of Aragon. First was because they had a dispensation from the previous Pope saying that it was fine for them to get married, even though she had been married to his brother before. The second was because shortly before Henry asked the Pope for the divorce The Holy Roman Emperor Charles sacked Rome and had the Pope captive. Charles was the nephew of Catherine-so the Pope was not about to make Charles mad by giving Henry the divorce.
Henry VIII, when the pope seemed reluctant to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. The problem was that the pope was practically a prisoner of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, who was Catherine's nephew.
She asked Anne Boleyn for help
Yes, he wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon since she had not given him a male heir to the throne.
his excuse was that he thought she was incapable of producing a male heir, but the pope said no, so Henry created the church of England
Henry divorced Catherine but he was having an affair with Anne Boleyn whilst married to Catherine as she was too old to have children. The Pope would not let Henry VIII have a divorce so he set up the Church of England and divorced right away.
He owned the church after his divorce with Catherine of Aragon he did it for the treasury that was inside the monasteries. He also did it because he didn't want the pope to own the church after he had fallen out with him over the divorce. He owned the church after his divorce with Catherine of Aragon he did it for the treasury that was inside the monasteries. He also did it because he didn't want the pope to own the church after he had fallen out with him over the divorce.
Because the Pope would not recognize Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon and marriage to Anne Boleyn.
Pope Clement VII
In a nutshell:Henry declared himself head of the Church in England and granted himself a divorce from Catherine of Aragon. The pope then excommunicated him.
Julius II was pope when Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon got married. Leo X gave him the title "Defender of the Faith" Clement VII was pope when Henry VIII sought to put Catherine away.