The Parish in Catholic Tradition: History, Theology and Canon Law

Don't let the tital fool you. This book mentions theologies as reliable sources who have very modern and probdlematic views of the faith, like Conar and Rahner. It also seems to hold the view that Vatican II is the new starting point for the Church. therefore the view that is gives I didn't feel was trustworthy to expound on the Tradition of the Catholic Parish without putting the Tradition in a bad light.

Course work for masters degree from Loyola New Orleans.

This book exceeded my expectation. It is informative and easy to read. I thank Fr. James Coriden for writing it,Recommended

Excellent insights. A good read for everyone.

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I really enjoyed reading this book. It was up to James Coriden's usual high standards giving a grounding for canon law in parish life; reminding all, especially us canon lawyers, that the law serves the people - not the other way around.

Great book and easy to read. Based on American parishes but the principles can be applied anywhere. Shame it is not on kindle but reasonably priced and affordable.I am a mature student and can only grab an hour or so reading a day and this book has been easy to study.