Description

“Canon Law According to the New Code” by Fr. Ignatius Grabowski is an important work that discusses in detail the principles and regulations contained in the new code of canon law introduced by the Catholic Church. Drawing on a rich theological and legal tradition, the author presents not only the theoretical aspects of canon law, but also the practical applications of these regulations in everyday church life. The book provides an in-depth analysis in the field of sacraments, church organization and clerical life, showing their fundamental importance for the religious community.
The 1927 edition, bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbinders’ Bindery, is distinguished by its elegance and careful workmanship, making this book not only a valuable resource for theologians and church lawyers, but also a beautiful piece of any library. The handmade technique of binding emphasizes the exclusivity of the publication, making it an excellent collector’s item.
An investment in “Canon Law According to the New Code” is an excellent opportunity to enrich your book collection with a work of high merit, which will gain market value over time. Owning this publication is not only a testimony of interest in the subject of canon law, but also a prestigious item that can be passed down from generation to generation, thus nurturing cultural and religious heritage.