""Tractatus De Satisfactione Sacramentali Quem Scripsit in Usum Confessariorum"" est opus theologicum et pastorale grave, a Thomas Villanova Gerster scriptum, quod ad doctrinam et praxim sacramenti paenitentiae penitus pertinet. Hic liber praebet investigationem accuratam de satisfactione sacramentali, quae est pars necessaria et integralis reconciliationis in traditione Ecclesiae Catholicae. Auctor hoc volumen composuit praesertim ad usum cotidianum confessariorum, ut eis auxilium certum daret in eorum munere spirituali, iuridico, et pastorali intra sedem confessionalem. In hoc tractatu, legentes invenient explicationes perspicuas de natura paenitentiae, de diversis operibus satisfactionis, et de modo prudenti quo sacerdotes debent paenitentias paenitentibus imponere, respicientes tum iustitiam divinam tum misericordiam pastoralem. Gerster doctrinam ecclesiae et sententias probatissimorum theologorum colligit, ut praxis confessionis uniformis, fructuosa, et secundum normas canonicas fiat. Hic textus manet fons pretiosus pro scholaribus qui historiam theologiae moralis et evolutionem disciplinae sacramentorum in saeculo vicesimo cognoscere student. Est documentum fundamentale pro intellegenda cura animarum et disciplina paenitentiali illius aevi.
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