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Book Info and Review: Surprised By Canon Law: 150 Questions Laypeople Ask About Canon Law Michael Trueman, Patrick Madrid, Pete Vere Christianity - Catholicism Books.
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Surprised By Canon Law: 150 Questions Laypeople Ask About Canon Law

by Michael Trueman, Patrick Madrid, Pete Vere

Buy the book: Michael Trueman, Patrick Madrid, Pete Vere. Surprised By Canon Law: 150 Questions Laypeople Ask About Canon Law

Release Date: 2005-01-15

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Reader's Review: Fantastic!

This book is a goldmine! Thank you Pete Vere and Michael Trueman for doing the hard work for us. I run a catholic ministry and this is such a great resource because these questions often come up and when dealing with so many people as I do it is great to have the answers right at my fingertips! very informative yet simple to understand!

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Reader's Review: Canon Law for the Man or Woman on the Street

Professor Emeritus, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada
Unfortunately canon law is one of the most misunderstood and consequently least appreciated aspects of the Catholic Church. This is true not only for non-Catholics, but also for many Catholics, including many of the clergy. In a word, many do not like canon law because they do not really know anything about it, or have gross misconceptions.
Pete Vere and Michael Truman have attempted to put to rest such misgivings. I hasten to add that they are most successful in fulfilling their goal. This is not a text book of canon law, nor a reference book for canonists. The authors present 150 questions that ordinary Catholics may have concerning canon law, and then answer them in a clear fashion that is easily understood by the man or the woman on the street or the faithful in the pew. On every page of this short work their love for the Church radiates as they explain in simple language her legislation which reflects that "the salvation of souls, which must always be the supreme law in the Church, is to be kept before one's eyes." (Can. 1752)

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