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Hace 2 días · Forres Heritage Trust (FHT) aims to restore ‘The Tournament’ and ‘The Riding of the Marches’ - painted in 1839/40 by Thomas Cranmer - hanging in the Tolbooth Courtroom for public viewing since they were presented to Forres Town Council in 1841. FHT volunteer Alex Ross confirmed a total of £16,610 has been raised so far via donations.
This It’s not the first time that a financial scandal has hit the trust or Tamihere. In October 2004, the then Labour Party MP was accused of dishonest financial dealings, including in relation to a $195,000 golden goodbye from the Waipareira Trust that he accepted when he was elected to Parliament in 1999.
Hace 1 día · On this day in Tudor history, 28th May, Archbishop Cranmer, proclaimed the validity of Henry VIII's marriage to Anne Boleyn; three Catholic priests were executed for a plot that may not have been real; and the Spanish Armada set sail from Lisbon in Portugal bound for the Spanish Netherlands... 1509 – Death of Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon.
Hace 3 días · Thomas Cranmer, his Archbishop of Canterbury, compiled The Book of Common Prayer, the Catholic Mass was abolished, and religious services were mandated in English. Church music was affected, as the musical settings were mandated to be brief and clear, with the instruction “to each syllable a plain and distinct note.”
Hace 3 días · Entre ellos el propio autor de El libro de oración común, Thomas Cranmer. Konx aprovechó su estancia en el continente para conocer a diferentes líderes de la Reforma. Visitó a Bullinger en Suiza.
Hace 5 días · We use the 1979 Book of Common Prayer, the Hymnal 1982 and Wonder, Love & Praise. The liturgies of St. Dunstan’s are, as Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer instructed for the Prayer Book of 1549, read “plainly upon the book.”. Our Sunday service is at 9:30 am and our Thursday services is at 7:00 pm. (Please check our Tid-Bits ...
Hace 1 día · 1533 August 1532 - Death of William Warham, Henry asked the Pope to appoint Thomas Cranmer as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, a reformer with some Protestant views. 1532 - resignation of Sir Thomas More accepted. May 1529 - proceedings for hearing the case for Henry's annulment started at Blackfriars.
