Two of his advisors would have been his chief minister Thomas Cromwell and the Archbishop of Canterbury,
Thomas Cranmer.
BEVERLEY: 3.30 Benadalid (won off 83 down 3lb to 80);
Thomas Cranmer (9lb).
YORK: 2.40 Dance King (won off 87 down 6lb to 81); 3.45 First Dance (3lb);
Thomas Cranmer (9lb); 4.55 Excessable (7lb); Holmeswood (8lb).
| 1489:
Thomas Cranmer, Henry VIII's first reformed Archbishop of Canterbury, was born.
1549: The Church of England adopted The Book of Common Prayer compiled by
Thomas Cranmer.
| 1549: The Church of England adopted The Book of Common Prayer compiled by
Thomas Cranmer. | 1836: Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was born in London.
1556:
Thomas Cranmer, first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury, was condemned as a heretic under Catholic Queen Mary I and burned at the stake in Oxford.
He has recorded nine solo albums and appears as a regular face on the BBC's Songs of Praise, as well as receiving the prestigious 2017
Thomas Cranmer Award for Worship for his "outstanding contribution to contemporary worship music" from the Archbishop of Canterbury.
On Wednesday, March 21, at 10.30am we have our midweek Communion service commemorating
Thomas Cranmer.
For
Thomas Cranmer, the example of Passover, in which the food and drink were symbols, eliminated the possibility that in the Eucharist the same elements would now transform their substances.
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Thomas Cranmer, the first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury