""Codicis Juris Canonici Supplementum"", auctore Nicolaus Hilling, est opus fundamentale ad studium iuris ecclesiastici destinatum. Hoc volumen pretiosum interpretationes et explanationes additamenta praebet ad Codicem Iuris Canonici anni 1917, qui regimen universae Ecclesiae Catholicae funditus commutavit. Hilling, vir doctissimus in disciplina legum sacrarum, accuratissimam investigationem decretorum et declarationum quae post promulgationem Codicis emerserunt, in hoc opere collegit.
Hoc supplementum non solum iurisperitis sed etiam historicis et studiosis theologiae utile est, cum evolutionem iuris canonici in saeculo vicesimo clare demonstret. Argumenta variata, a structura hierarchica ad sacramenta et processum iudicialem, summa cura tractantur. Per textum auctoris, legentes intellegere possunt quomodo principia legalia in vita quotidiana Ecclesiae applicentur et quomodo auctoritas pontificia leges interpretetur.
Hoc opus manet monumentum eruditionis iuridicae, necessarium ad intellegendam complexitatem iurisprudentiae catholicae. In paginis eius, sapientia legalis cum necessitate pastorali coniungitur, praebens instrumentum indispensabile pro quolibet qui vult altius perscrutari structuram legalem et spiritalem Ecclesiae Catholicae.
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