I. Resources Review

• Directed Readings in the History of Canon Law

• Resources in 19th & Early 20th Century Canon Law

• Multi-Lingual Commentaries on the 1917 Code

• Ten resources needed to study the 1917 Code in English

• Multi-Lingual Commentaries on the 1983 Code

• ap. con. Sacrae disciplinae leges, Text & Commentary

• Guide to the Convention Proceedings of the Canon Law Society of America (in progress, 1969-1986 available)

• Suggestions on preparing for canon law school

• How to use Pio-Benedictine footnotes and Fontes

Baburen's "Christ among the Doctors of the Law"

Selected Canonists

• Alejandro Bunge, S.T.L., J.C.D. (Spanish)

• Msgr. Cormac Burke, J.C.D. (multi-lingual)

• Patricia Marie Dugan, J.C.L., J.D. (English)

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• Fr. Jason Gray, currently in studies (English) • Martin Grichting (German) • José T. Martín de Agar, J.U.D. (Italian, English) • Rev. Ulrich Rhode, J.C.D. (German, English) • Pedro María Reyes Vizcaíno (Spanish)

• Prof. Dra. M. Isabel Barral Sánchez (Spanish)

• Fr. John Coughlin, ofm, (Notre Dame, English)

• Extended List of Canon Lawyer Web Pages (hosted by U. Rhode)

Selected Historians 

 

Erdö	• Bruce Basington, Ph.D. (West Texas A&M) • Charles Donahue, LL.B. (Harvard Law) • Péter Erdö, S.T.D., J.C.D. (Primate of Hungary) • R. H.  Helmholz, J.D., Ph.D. (Univ. of Chicago Law) • Peter Landau, Ph.D. (Kuttner Institute) • Kenneth Pennington, Ph.D. (Catholic Univ. America)

• Charles Reid, J.C.L., J.D. (Univ. St. Thomas in Minn., Law)

• Robert Somerville, Ph.D. (Columbia)

• Mary Sommar Ph. D. (Kuttner Institute)

One of the easiest-to-spot craters on

the moon is named for the famous

canon lawyer Nicholas Copernicus

(JCD, Ferrara, 1503).

• Wolfgang Müller, Ph. D. (Fordham)

• Anders Winroth, Ph.D. (Yale)