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St Thomas More was born on February 7th 1478, in Milk street London, England to a Lawyer named John more and his wife Agnes Graunger. He was educated early at the Saint Anthony’s school in Threadneedle Street in London
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St Thomas More worked in the home of John Morton Lord chancellor to King Henry the VII and the Archbishop of Canterbury, who predicted that Thomas More would become a miraculous man.
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St Thomas More Studied law at Canterbury Hall of Oxford
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St Thomas More left Oxford to study at the Inn and Lincon’s
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St Thomas More became a member of the Parliament
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St Thomas More considered becoming a priest but rejected and married Jane Colt instead and said “I’d rather become a good husband than a bad priest”
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St Thomas More was appointed under-sheriff of London and gained a reputation as a honest man
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St Thomas More wife Jane Colt died leaving him with four children. A couple of months later he married a widow named Alice Middleto to ensure his kids had a mother. Thomas More adopted a young girl named Alice daughter of his wife Alice Middleto
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St Thomas More was sent on a diplomatic/Political mission to Antwerp where he began to write Utopia
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St Thomas More published his book Utopia
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St Thomas more served King Henry VIII as a personal servant
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St Thomas More became a member of the privacy council of King Henry the VIII
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St Thomas More became Treasurer
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St Thomas More became speaker of the House of Commons
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St Thomas More had gained control of much of England
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St Thomas More had fallen in love with Anne Boleyn
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St Thomas More had refused to sign an annulment of King Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon
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St Thomas More had been sent to the tower because he had refused of the Act of succession to take the Oath
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St Thomas More was tried and convicted for treason
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St Thomas More was beheaded on tower hill because of his treason against King Henry VIII
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St ThomasMore was Canonized in the Catholic Church by Pope Pius XI
