In this latest book on canonization, Prof. Woestman, who is a widely published author of many best selling books on canon law in English language offers students, pastors, religious, practitioners and everyone having an interest in the intricate and complex process of beatification and canonization, a sound, clear, a rather complete, very informative and easy to use commentary on the topic. The book serves as an immediate tool for postulators and the officials for diocesan inquiries for the causes of canonization. In addition to informative articles by renowned professors and experienced practitioners in the process of canonization, the book has extensive appendices of valuable documents, glossary of terms, forms for various procedural acts, a respectable bibliography and a helpful index. This book that brings together a complete and balanced study of the history, theology and the norms in detail is a welcome contribution which fills the lacuna of literature on beatification and canonization. It should inevitably find a place in every library and in the bookshelf of every seminarian, priest, religious and bishop.