Summa Iuris Canonici

"Summa Iuris Canonici", a Felice M. Cappello S.J. conscripta, est opus monumentale et fundamentale in studio iuris ecclesiastici. Hic secundus volumen seriem commentariorum et interpretationum ad Codicem Iuris Canonici anni 1917 pertinentium persequitur, praebens claram et accuratam expositionem legum quae vitam Ecclesiae Catholicae ordinant.

Auctor, qui inter doctissimos canonistas saeculi vicesimi habetur, methodum scientificam et practicam coniungit ut normas iuridicas explicet. In hoc libro, tractantur res gravissimae ad disciplinam ecclesiasticam pertinentes, non solum textum legis recensendo, sed etiam doctrinam canonicam et traditionem iuridicam profundius perscrutando. "Summa Iuris Canonici" eminentia sua prodest tam iurisperitis quam studiosis theologiae et historiae ecclesiasticae.

Hoc opus perutile manet ad intellegendam structuram legalem et spiritualem Ecclesiae. Per paginas huius voluminis, lector inveniet synthesis eruditionis quae claritate stili et profunditate investigationis excellit, confirmans famam Felicis M. Cappello ut magistri iuris canonici incomparabilis.

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