Canon Law: Other Sources

This volume contains a systematic arrangement of more than 800 published decisions which offers English-speaking scholars access to pertinent practical decisions of rotal jurisprudence. The decisions are organized based of the grounds and psychological cause. There is chronological arrangement of material under each caput with valuable indices.

This set provides information on and copies of canon law cases and decisions, specifically focusing in many volumes on cases relating to the annulment of marriage.

Schools, advice, and information.

This thirteen book series provides is designed to be an easy-to-use companion to the Code itself.
1917 - 1995

The advisory opinions contained within this book are designed to provide interpretations of the meaning of the canons established by the revised 1983 Code of Canon Law of the Catholic Church. However, these interpretations are unofficial and must be weighed against the official Latin text of the canons themselves. The book concludes with an index.

1969 on

Created by Dr. Edward Peters, an American lay canon lawyer, as a resource center on Catholic Canon Law.