The Last Days of Henry VIII

In January 1547 the great killer, Henry VIII lay dying in his secret apartments at Westminster. In the corridors beyond his councillors and cronies plotted their next move. The Earl of Surrey had gone to the block, his father John Duke of Norfolk was also in the tower marked down for execution. Henry abruptly died. No one was allowed near him except his confessor Crammer. Was Henry VIII helped into the next world?
What were the politics surrounding his death?
What happened to his tomb?
And, above all, what happened to his corpse?

Dr Paul Doherty will lecture on the above in the Ratcliffe Hall, Trinity Catholic High School, Mornington Road, Woodford Green, Essex IG8 0TP on Thursday 25th September at 7.30 pm.

Admission £2.00.

Refreshments and wine will be served and copies of Paul's books raffled.

All proceeds to the Chingford Across/Lourdes Charity.