... , Bristol, Gloucester, Oxford, Peterborough, and Chester were founded in 1541 to 1543, and the formerly monastic cathedrals of Canterbury, Rochester, Winchester, Worcester, Ely, Norwich, Durham, and Carlisle were refounded. Henry had hoped to found two or three more dioceses, but the urgent need for cash to fight the French diverted the ex-monastic revenues to secular ... purposes. It wasn't until the reign of Edward VI that reform really took hold. An English language order for the organization of Holy Communion was published for placing ... was less radical that that of 1552, but more ...

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