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Rome, FEB 2, 2012--On Thursday February 2, Professor Alfonso Nieto passed away at the University Hospital of Navarre (Spain). An advocate for the birth of journalistic studies at the university level in Europe, Prof. Nieto was also a promoter of the first--and to this date, only--school of institutional communications in the Catholic Church.

Born in Asturias, Spain in 1932, Alfonso Nieto became a professor of Media Economics at the Complutense University of Madrid. From 1969 to 1974 he served as President of the of the University of Navarre's Journalism Institute (later the University's School of Communications), and from 1979-1991 became Rector of the University itself.

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University Rector

Dear Professors, Students, and Employees,

with great sorrow I must inform you that Professor Alfonso Nieto passed away today (February, 2nd) in Pamplona, Spain. Prof. Nieto was a dear member of the School of Institutional Communications and Doctor Honoris Causa of our University.

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From February 6 to 10, 2012 there will be a week long seminar for seminary formers on "the Ministry of direction in Seminaries."

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A few days ago the Rev. Prof. Martin Rhonheimer (School of Philosophy) was received by the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, to whom he presented a copy of his latest book Christentum und säkularer Staat (Herder).

From February 27 to 28, 2012, there will be XX Annual Conference of the School of Philosophy on "Consciousness and Personal Identity. Philosophical Perspectives and Neuroscience".

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January 27 through 29 the University hosted the Roman Seminar: Leadership des Saints, Sainteté des Leaders, organized in collaboration with the Thomas More Leadership Institute.

On Wednesday, January 18, took place a School of Theology's Feast Day.

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Inauguration cerimony for the opening of the academic year 2011/2012

  • Inaugurazione dell'Anno Accademico 2011/12 - 10 ottobre 2011