well said very well said sir and how good is the prince

Yes it's true and I'm agree

The Greek word Katholicos comes from Kata / according to and olios / the whole - in other words, it denotes those who embrace the the teachings of the whole church, accepted by all everywhere, but notably the teachings of the 7 Ecumenical Councils. This excludes the Latin rite, but the significance falls to the Edict of Theodosius of 380 which made Nicene Christianity the official religion of the Empire. Nicene Christianity define the reality of God as the three hypostasis, Father, Son and Spirit in a holy Trinity. This was rejected by Tertullian, Augustine , and Aquinas, whose formula of una substantia tres persona. Persona is defined by the Oxford Latin Dictionary as a mask worn by actors, is the three are NOT in any sense the reality of God, but simply masks. The concept of personal being was invented by the 27th century philosopher Hobbes. The Edict of Theodosius have those who embraced Nicene Christianity the right to call themselves Catholic Christians and rejected all others as heretics. This the Orthodox church and the Reformation churches who share that understanding can validly call themselves "Catholic Christians, while the sect of heretics, who claim the title, are not so entitled. Canterbury and other Pre Reformation churches, built not by a "church" but by the people of England, have been Catholic churches, but only since the Reformation.

Maybe he didn't want the Church of England to be identified with the Inquisition,