""De Iure Religiosorum Ad Normam Codicis Iuris Canonici"" est opus fundamentale a Ludovico Iosepho Fanfani conscriptum, quod iura et obligationes sodalium religiosorum secundum Codicem anni 1917 enucleat. Hoc volumen praebet expositionem accuratam et systematicam omnium regularum quae vitam religiosam in Ecclesia Catholica regunt, a votis professionis usque ad administrationem temporalem et disciplinam internam.
Auctore peritissimo in scientia canonica, textus non solum litteram legis explicat, sed etiam mentem legislatoris et applicationem practicam in variis institutis vitae consecratae. Per paginas huius operis, lectores inveniunt solutiones ad quaestiones iuridicas complexas quae ad ingressum in religionem, formationem novitiorum, et auctoritatem superiorum pertinent. ""De Iure Religiosorum"" manet fons pretiosissimus pro studentibus iuris canonici, superioribus religiosis, et omnibus qui naturam iuridicam status religiosi penitus intellegere cupiunt. Est documentum historicum et legale quod momentum disciplinae ecclesiasticae saeculo XX ineunte plane testatur.
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