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The Henrician Reformation was the first phase of the English Reformation. It is named for King Henry VIII of England who, between around 1527 to 1547, took a series of measures to take matrimonial, political and spiritual authority away from the Pope and Catholic bishops in favour of himself. The Church of England was separated from the Catholic Church, and the king was declared Supreme Head of the Church of England. Henry also oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries and the confiscation of considerable property and wealth that had belonged to the church.
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