Brevis Commentarius in Facultates

"Brevis Commentarius in Facultates" est opus fundamentale a P. Antonio Iglesias scriptum, quod ad ius canonicum et praxim pastoralem spectat. Hic liber explanationem dilucidam praebet de facultatibus specialibus quas Sedes Apostolica vel Ordinarii sacerdotibus et religiosis concedunt ad animarum curam efficacius exercendam. Argumenta in hoc volumine tractata comprehendunt dispensationes, absolutiones, et alia munera ecclesiastica quae in vita quotidiana cleri maximi momenti sunt.

Scriptum anno 1924, hoc opus utilissimum est tam studentibus iuris canonici quam presbyteris in ministerio versantibus. Auctor, profunda eruditione praeditus, breviter sed accurate normas iuridicas interpretatur, faciliorem reddens applicationem facultatum in variis casibus. "Brevis Commentarius in Facultates" manet testimonium praestans traditionis canonicae ac pastoralis Ecclesiae Catholicae, praebens instrumentum necessarium ad intellegendam auctoritatem ecclesiasticam eiusque usum practicum.

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