No, the only true schism within the Church was the Eastern Orthodox, due to largely cultural issues. The Eastern bishops didn't think it was fair that one office was elevated above the rest, and could make decisions that favored the West. The Anglican Church, being so obviously farcical in how it was founded, actually underwent a protestant reformation movement following the death of Henry. The only sentiment it really shares with the Catholic/Orthodox churches is the concept of "orthodoxy," which it always used to look down on the other protestant churches. Similarly, Luther wanted to maintain much of the Catholic/Orthodox liturgical customs, so, he formulated his own, similar doctrine on the Eucharist (called transubstantiation, vs the Catholic consubstantiation), and modeled his services on the Mass.