Recusancy and the Jesuit Missions Under Elizabeth I (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Recusancy and the Jesuit Missions Under Elizabeth I
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Recusants

Catholics who refused to attend Church of England services

Church papists

Catholics who outwardly conformed to Church of England

Act of Uniformity 1559 fine for non-attendance

12 pence (1 shilling)

Founder of Douai seminary (1568)

William Allen

Seminary priests sent to England during Elizabeth's reign

Approximately 800

Recusancy fine after 1581

£20 per month (increased from 12 pence)

First seminary priest executed (1577)

Cuthbert Mayne

Lancashire recusants 1578 vs 1603

304 (1578) to 3,516 (1603)

Seigneurial Catholicism

Catholicism as a religion of the landed classes

Year Elizabeth I was excommunicated

1570 (by Pope Pius V, bull Regnans in Excelsis)

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