Convocations of 1563
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- Created on: 08-04-15 21:34
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- The Convocation of 1563
- Custom of English Church that Convocations of York and Canterbury meet at same time as Parliament
- Many leaders presumed meeting would allow them to continue reforms
- Considered them only instigated in 1559
- even moderate Parker expected more
- Considered them only instigated in 1559
- "General Notes of Matters to be Moved by the Clergy in the Next Parliament and Synod"
- wanted more reforms to Book of Common Prayer
- e.g. remove all traces of Popery
- Better church laws, discipline and education
- e.g. clerical dress to be simplified
- Finances reformed to provide for poorer clergymen
- Very little results
- 39 Articles not effective until 1571
- Many leaders wanted reformed structures which weren't developed
- Church's OFFICIAL doctrine becoming more Calvinist
- Untitled
- wanted more reforms to Book of Common Prayer
- saw 1559 settlement as permanent
- Queen didn't have same vision
- Very little results
- 39 Articles not effective until 1571
- Many leaders wanted reformed structures which weren't developed
- Church's OFFICIAL doctrine becoming more Calvinist
- Untitled
- Very little results
- Queen didn't have same vision
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