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New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law (Study Edition) [Paperback]

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Now in paperback!

Here is an entirely new and comprehensive commentary by canon lawyers from North America and Europe, with a revised English translation of the Code. It reflects the enormous developments in canon law since the publication of the original commentary.

New features:

o A focus on the lived experience of the Latin Church since the promulgation of the 1983 Code
o Inclusion of significant canonical developments made since 1983 by the Council for the Interpretation of Legislative Texts, as well as recent Papal statements
o An accounting of disputed canonical questions such as lay exercises of jurisdiction
o An effort to take into consideration the 1990 Eastern Code
o An effort to engage other commentaries on the 1983 code that have been published since its promulgation

An indispensable pastoral reference work, this book belongs in every parish, rectory, university and seminary library.

First Place Winner, Reference Books category, 2001 CPA Awards


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5.0 out of 5 stars Excelent Resources, Mar 2 2010
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New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law This is a great resource tool, easy to read, complete and easy to locate information
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4.0 out of 5 stars Overall I find this a good commentary..., Dec 8 2004
By Pete Vere - Published on Amazon.com
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After reading the debate taking place between the other reviewers, I thought I would share my own feelings as a canon lawyer. Coincidentally, I happen to be friends with some of the reviewers on each side. This sorta summarizes how I feel about this commentary.

Overall, I find it quite useful. Its biggest strength, in my opinion, is the commentary on General Norms, which is the first book of the Code. (For non-canonists, the Code of Canon Law is divided into seven books -- aka major divisions) General Norms are the basic canonical principles that define key terms and determine how the law should be applied. While many find it the most boring book in the Code, it is nevertheless the most important. Thus it is essential to any any good commentary on the Code that its commentary on General Norms be solid. The commentary in this book is stellar and I consult it regularly.

Nevertheless, as others have noted, there are certain parts in this commentary, mainly in the book covering the Sacraments, that I would either question or disagree with. I would not say that any of the commentary is erroneous, but it does push the envelope on occasion.

But overall, it's a good resource and the commentary on General Norms, which is very readable without compromising depth, alone is worth the price.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law, July 16 2010
By Charlie - Published on Amazon.com
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This is an excellent book to explain the Code of Canon Law and we will get much use from it.
It is a big, heavy book with much commentary.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible resource, Sep 30 2008
By Michael R. Mateyk - Published on Amazon.com
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Wow. What a great commentary. There is so much here that I have an even stronger appreciation for canon law than I did before. I am studying to be a priest and this book is really proving to be invaluable. And this is proving to be an invaluable help. There is history of the code, comparisons with the 1917 code and the code of the Eastern church. Really indepth and almost too much...almost.
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