Manuel de Unciti
b. 1931 – d. 2014 · 8 books
Biography
Periodista y sacerdote español (San Sebastián, 1 de enero de 1931 - Madrid, 3 de enero de 2014). Fue responsable de información religiosa en el diario *Ya* y escribió en publicaciones como *El Correo, Vida Nueva, Sal Terrae, Razón y fe, Ecclesia, Familia Cristiana* o *RS21.* Fue autor de libros como *Sangre en Argelia, África en el corazón, Amaron hasta el final, Tercer Mundo, escándalo y denuncia* o *Teología en vaqueros.* Fue profesor de Deontología Profesional y Teoría de la Comunicación en la Escuela de Periodismo de la Iglesia. Y fue el fundador y *alma mater* durante 40 años de la Residencia Azorín para estudiantes de periodismo, en Madrid.
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Spanish journalist and priest (San Sebastián, January 1, 1931 - Madrid, January 3, 2014). He was responsible for religious news in the newspaper *Ya* and wrote in publications such as *El Correo, Vida Nueva, Sal Terrae, Razón y fe, Ecclesia, Familia Cristiana,* and *RS21.* He was the author of books such as *Sangre en Argelia (Blood in Algeria), África en el corazón (Africa in the Heart), Amaron hasta el final (They Loved Until the End), Tercer Mundo, escándalo y denuncia (Third World, Scandal and Denunciation),* and *Teología en vaqueros (Theology in Jeans).* He was a professor of Professional Ethics and Communication Theory at the Church's School of Journalism. He was also the founder and alma mater for 40 years of the Azorín Residence for journalism students in Madrid.
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Spanish journalist and priest (San Sebastián, January 1, 1931 - Madrid, January 3, 2014). He was responsible for religious news in the newspaper *Ya* and wrote in publications such as *El Correo, Vida Nueva, Sal Terrae, Razón y fe, Ecclesia, Familia Cristiana,* and *RS21.* He was the author of books such as *Sangre en Argelia (Blood in Algeria), África en el corazón (Africa in the Heart), Amaron hasta el final (They Loved Until the End), Tercer Mundo, escándalo y denuncia (Third World, Scandal and Denunciation),* and *Teología en vaqueros (Theology in Jeans).* He was a professor of Professional Ethics and Communication Theory at the Church's School of Journalism. He was also the founder and alma mater for 40 years of the Azorín Residence for journalism students in Madrid.
