""Directiones Et Aliae Indicationes Domorum Ordinis Fratrum Minorum"" est fons historicus et geographicus pretiosissimus, qui statum ordinis Franciscani anno MCMXXVII accurate describit. Hoc opus indicem completum praebet omnium domorum, conventuum, et institutionum ad Ordinem Fratrum Minorum pertinentium per totum orbem terrarum eo tempore distributarum.
Liber non solum nomina et loca domorum religiosarum recenset, sed etiam directiones et alias indicationes necessarias ad administrationem et communicationem intra ordinem fovendam continet. Haec dispositio, iuxta statum anni 1927 facta, momentum habet singulare ad historiam religiosam saeculi vicesimi intellegendam, praesertim quoad expansionem et organizationem fratrum minorum.
Studiosis historiae ecclesiasticae, genealogiae religiosae, et geographiae sacrae, hoc volumen est instrumentum fundamentale. ""Directiones Et Aliae Indicationes Domorum Ordinis Fratrum Minorum"" testimonium perhibet de praesentia universali et structura administrativa una ex maximis et antiquissimis familiis religiosis Ecclesiae Catholicae in temporibus inter duo bella mundana.
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