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AS History (Tudor England 1485-1603) Notes
Chapter 12: Religion, Ideas and Reform
Weaknesses of the Church
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Pluralism
Receiving the profits of
more
than
one
post
Simony
The
purchase
of
Church office
Non-residence
Receiving the
profits
of a post but not being present to perform the
duties
associated with it
Offences involving corruption associated with the Church
Pluralism
Simony
Non-residence
Anticlericalism
Some lawyers objected to the influence of
canon
law, the law of the Church, and there were objections to the
legal privileges
of the clergy
There were certainly some instances of
clerical misconduct
which did cause
considerable criticism
Decline of
monasticism
It has been argued that the operation of the
religious
houses was open to
criticism
Precedents for
dissolving
the
monasteries
already existed by the 1530s
Wolsey secured the dissolution of around
twenty
houses in the
1520s
To fund the establishment of
Cardinal College
,
Oxford