September 10. Thomas Cranmer. Cranmer was a leader of the English Reformation, and he was the Archbishop of Canterbury during the reigns of two kings and a queen of England. Cranmer loved God and was sincere in his beliefs. His story is one of hope for people who sometimes make mistakes. On this date in 1533, Cranmer became godfather to the then-future Queen Elizabeth. When success gets
The Daily Life and the Secret Marriage, 131-153. We learn from Morice and Foxe of Cranmer’s generalized daily schedule: 5-9 AM: study and prayers, followed b...
3. Cranmer and Public Affairs under Henry, 44ff. Henry’s divorce, to use Mason’s word, was not popular in England seeing Catherine as the victim. Sermons on ...
Closing the monasteries was a Crumwellian and Henrician money-maker. Cranmer is involved in the refoundation of Canterbury and there are discussions. By 1538...
1. Dedicatory and Preface, xi-xxxvii. The volume is dedicated to Archbishop Tillotson and went to press in 1694. Strype is an Anglican clergyman in an east L...
The nephew of the famous Archbishop Cranmer.
4. Book I. Of the Sacrament. Back and forth between Wily Winchester and Canterbury on the Eucharist. Oh the fun!
5. Cranmer under Edward VI, 119-164. Things, of course, change with Edward VI’s reign. Cranmer and Gardiner were thorough-going Erastians, as were Bonner, Tu...
The famous story is told by Morice to Foxe of Henry’s 1546 chatter with Cranmer and the French King about a change in the communion service for England and F...
SIX ARTICLES. FLIP-FLOP TOM. Cranmer lost credibility with Reformers, gained distrust from Papists, and diminished respect from Luther, Melanchthon, Jonas, B...
1. If Cranmer thought Henry a soft reformer, he was mistaken as the Six Articles are passed. Cranmer argues against it for three days, vigorously. After the...
Apparently, ABC Warham had a bastard son (called a “nephew” like clerical wives being called “housekeepers”), named William Warham, Archdeacon of Canterbury,...
1534. Cranmer attempts a visitation of dioceses in 1534 but with limited access and success. Stokesley, Nix, Longland and a few others complain about the “ti...
The main points of 1547-1553 are coming into focus. Rev. Cox keeps the main thing the main thing. However, other considerations are in play. Of note, Peter ...
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“From at least the early 1540s, Thomas Cranmer was a proponent of the reformed idea of the priesthood of all believers. Fundamental to this concept was his d...
