Item: That no person shall from henceforth alter or change the order and manner of any Fasting-day that is commanded and indicted by the Church, nor of any Prayer or of Divine Service, otherwise than is specified in the said Injunctions, until such time as the same shall be so ordered and transported by the King's Highness' Authority. The Eves of such saints whose Holy-days be abrogated be only excepted, which shall be declared henceforth to be no Fasting-days; excepted also the Commemoration of Thomas Becket, sometime Archbishop of Canterbury, which shall be clean omitted, and in the stead thereof the Ferial[55] Service used. Item: Where in times past men have used in divers places in their Processions, to sing _Ora pro nobis_ to so many saints, that they had no time to sing the good Suffrages following, as _Pace nobis Domine_ and _Libera nos Domine_, it must be taught and preached, that better it were to omit _Ora pro nobis_, and to sing the other Suffrages. All which and singular Injunctions I minister unto you and your Successors, by the King's Highness' Authority to be committed in this part, which I charge and command you by the same Authority to observe and keep upon pain of Deprivation, Sequestration of your Fruits or such other coercion as to the King's Highness, or his Vice-Gerent for the time being shall seem convenient. [Footnote 55: = festival.] ACT FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF THE GREATER MONASTERIES (1539). +Source.+--31 H. VIII. cap. 13. (_Statutes of the Realm_, III. 733.)