New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law

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  • ISBN-13: 9780809140664
  • Publisher: Paulist Press
  • Publication date: 1/28/2002
  • Pages: 1984
  • Sales rank: 488,168
  • Product dimensions: 7.50 (w) x 9.10 (h) x 2.60 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 19, 2010

    Could the index be any worse?

    If there is one thing a good commentary on Canon Law needs, it's a good, usable index. This book doesn't have one. It does have an index, but the index it all but worthless. It's printed in very small print, and the organization of the index is sorely lacking. Subjects are, of course, listed alpahabetically, and subtopics are indented, but that's the end of the organization. The indentations cross pages in such a manner that it is extremely difficult to follow the indentations from one page to the next, and it is very easy to misidentify subtopics from one page to the next. To make matters worse, the index has no headings - not even successive lettering in the top corner of each page. The reader is just left to squint at the tiny print to see which part of the alphabet he/she is reading, and then the reader still doesn't know because the first item on the page may be a subtopic, or a sub-subtopic, or a sub-sub-subtopic of the actual alpahabetized index item, and there's no way to tell without flipping pages and more squinting. Thankfully, this commentary was not an authorized item for our comprehensives.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 17, 2004

    Contains Errors

    Would be a great book, but unfortunately, they bought into dissenting theology and have mis-translated several key points. Too bad, I had high hopes for it. What's worse, some people may use this book and believe it's correct.

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