""Tractatus De Sacramentis I"" est opus fundamentale theologiae dogmaticae a clarissimo theologo G. Van Noort conscriptum. Hoc volumen diligenter examinat naturam, numerum, et efficaciam sacramentorum Ecclesiae Catholicae, praesertim de sacramentis in genere et de primis mediis gratiae disserens.
Scriptum ad usum scholarum et seminariorum, hoc opus claritate methodi et profunditate doctrinae excellit. Van Noort fontes Scripturae, Traditionis, et Magisterii fideliter sequitur, explicans quomodo sacramenta sint signa efficacia gratiae a Christo Domino instituta. ""Tractatus De Sacramentis I"" manet fons pretiosus pro studentibus theologiae et presbyteris qui doctrinam sacramentalem penitus intellegere cupiunt.
Per hunc textum, lector rationem theologicam post ritus ecclesiales inveniet, nexum inter christologiam et vitam sacramentalem illustrans. Est documentum historicum et scholasticum maximi momenti in traditione neoscholastica saeculi vicesimi, quod doctrinam traditionalem cum perspicuitate scientifica coniungit.
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