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Feb 7, 1478
Saint Thomas More
Saint Thomas More, son of Sir John More was born in milk street, London on February 7. -
Period: Feb 7, 1478 to Jul 6, 1535
AutoBiography of Saint Thomas More
This was an auto biography of Saint Thomas More's Life. This auto biography shows us how Saint Thomas More was a patron of all seasons and was a man of many achievements. He was an amazing man and made history in religion! -
Jan 1, 1491
Childhood of Saint Thomas More
My parents enrolled me and i was educated at Saint Anthony’s school in London, to be completing my school years. -
Jan 1, 1492
Througout Saint Thomas's LIfe
During this time, I wrote comedies and studied Greek and Latin literature and entered oxford university for two years of study. -
Jan 1, 1494
Saint Thomas More Studying Law
Around this period of time I returned to London to study law and worked as hard as i can to acheive what i wanted. -
Jan 1, 1496
Saint Thomas More
I was admitted to Lincoln’s inn. While I was at Lincoln’s inn, I determined to become a monk and subjected myself to the discipline of Carthusians. -
Jan 1, 1499
Saint Thomas More
I became and bonded a strong relationship with my close friend Desiderius Erasmus. -
Jan 1, 1501
my results of studying
After I declared Lincolns inn in 1496 I became a barrister following my father’s footsteps in 1501. I was torn between a uncomplicated calling and a life of civil service. I had to consider the priesthood decisions. -
Jan 1, 1504
member of the parliament
I finally entered and became a member in the parliament. -
Jan 1, 1505
After i got married
After a year I got married for the first time to my beautiful wife Jane colt, I would have rather became a good husband than a bad priest. It was the beginning of our lifelong friendship and communication. -
Jan 1, 1506
What Desuderius and i accomplished
Desiderius my freind and i produced a Latin translations of Lucian’s works and was printed in Paris. -
Jan 1, 1507
My Acts in The Parliament
One of my first acts in the parliament had been to reduce in a proposed fraud for King Henry VII. In revenge, the king had prisoned my father and didn’t release him until a fine was paid from myself. -
Jan 1, 1509
King Henry VII's death
After king Henry VII died, I became more active once more and was aware of what is happening around me. -
Jan 1, 1510
Thomas selected as the two Sheriffs in London
I was selected one of the two under sheriffs of London. In this ability, I gained a positive reputation for being impartial and a patron to the poor. -
Jan 1, 1511
My Wife's Death
My beautiful wife Jane died due to child birth for her third child, after a month I eventually got married to my lovely new wife Alice Middleton who cared for my four small children. -
Jan 1, 1515
Attention of King Henry VII
I started to attract the attention of king henry VIII and I attended a allocation to help clear arguments about the wool trades. -
Jan 1, 1517
Performing in One of Shakespear's play
I portrayed in one of Shakespeare’s plays as sir Thomas more and I was also made master of requests and a member of the privy council of Henry VIII. -
Mar 20, 1518
Becoming part of the Privy Council
I became a member of the privy council, and was knighted. -
Jan 1, 1521
Thomas Helping King Henry
I helped king Henry VIII in writing his defence of the seven sacraments, a repudiation of martin Luther, and wrote an answer to martin’s reply. -
Jan 1, 1523
Thomas More
I had garnered king Henry’s favour, and I was made a speaker of the house of commons. -
Jan 1, 1525
Thomas More speaking
As I was a speaker, I helped establish the parliamentary privilege of free speech and was confident and proud from my self i many ways. -
Jan 1, 1529
Saint Thomas More becoming a higher person
Yet, after 1527 I became Lord Chancellor, the first layman yet to hold the post. While my work in the law courts was ideal my fall came quickly. -
Jan 1, 1532
Saint Thomas More resigning law
I resigned law in 1532 from being ill which made a huge impact on me and the second main reason was getting closer towards the Catholic Church. -
Jun 1, 1533
The matter which didn't escape the King's notice
I refused to attend the coronation of Anne Boleyn in June and it was a matter which did not escape the king’s notice. This had a huge impact on me and effected me in many ways. -
Apr 17, 1534
Thomas More getting accused
I was one of those people accused of involving with Elizabeth Barton the nun who opposed king Henry’s break with Rome but I was not attained due to the protection from the lords and I refused to pass the bill until my name was of the name list. In April I also refused to swear to the act of succession and the oath of supremacy and I was committed to the tower of London on April 17. -
Mar 22, 1535
Saint Thomas More
My feast day is celebrated on the 22nd of june and many people pray and celebrate this day with harmony and peace! -
Jul 6, 1535
Before Saint Thomas More's Death
I was found guilty of betrayal and was beheaded next to bishop fisher on July 6 1535. my final words before I died were ‘The kings good servant, but God’s First’.Saint Thomas more was canonized by the Catholic Church as a saint by Pope Pius XI in 1935.