When did the Bishop of Rochester denounce the images of saints and the use of holy water?
February 1547
As a result of the denouncing of images and holy water, what took place?
Acts of iconoclasm in London
Royal visitations to examine the state of the clergy and the doctrine practices of the church
When was the Book of Homilies and Paraphrases issued?
July 1547
What was the purpose of the Book of Homilies and Paraphrases?
To move into Protestantism and support the Lutheran belief of justification by faith alone
When did the Royal Injunctions to the Clergy take place?
July 1547
What was the purpose of the Royal Injunctions to the Clergy?
All the clergy were told to preach in English with English Bibles, superstitious images would be removed, the destruction of images and stained glass windows, and attacks on the traditional practices of festivals
What happened in September 1547?
Most religious images were removed from St Paul's Cathedral
When was the Chantries Act?
November 1547
What did the Chantries Act state?
It was a continuation of the dissolution of the monasteries and also attacked the Catholic doctrine of purgatory
When was the Act of Six Articles and the Treason Act repealed?
December 1547
When were proclamations issued to dampen Protestant unrest?
January-March 1548
What took place in February 1548?
The Council ordered the destruction of images and stained glass windows depicting the saints as well as the removal of wall paintings
What proclamation was issued in April 1548?
Only authorised clergy were allowed to preach
What proclamation was issued in September 1548?
There would be no preaching until the new liturgy was introduced