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UCAM is celebrating the V Meeting of deans, vice-deans, directors and teachers of Communication Faculties of Catholic Universities
"The university is a place to stand to regenerate the social sense."
This forceful has shown the secretary of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Monsignor Paul Tighe, at the opening of the V Meeting of deans, vice-deans, directors and teachers of Communication Faculties of Catholic Universities, which took place this afternoon at the Universidad Catolica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM), and will conclude tomorrow with a panel discussion involving various deans of the faculties of communication Catholic Spain.
At the opening of the symposium have also been involved UCAM president, José Luis Mendoza, Bishop of the Diocese of Cartagena, Bishop José Manuel Lorca Planes, and the dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication of the University, Paul Blesa.
The Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication at the Catholic University has been commissioned to organize the symposium, in collaboration with the Episcopal Commission for Social Media, under the motto "University, business and profession in the teaching of communication: necessary convergence. "
The Bishop of the Diocese of Cartagena has stressed the fact to train media professionals to defend the truth.
For its part, the President of the UCAM, recalled that the Catholic University of Murcia is to serve the Church and stressed the need to train students not only as good communication professionals but also through the truth and justice.
The first presentation of the meeting has given the director of Reason, Marhuenda Francisco, who has titled his lecture "The journalists in newspapers.
An old profession for new professionals. "
Marhuenda said that there is a certain complex in this country toward Catholics, and stressed that universities have primacy for being great professionals, and has forgotten the human factor.
Also direct Reason has lectured on the problems that are facing the world of journalism.
"We have a very difficult stage in the press: on the crisis in newspapers as such, and another crisis," he assured.
The second step was the president of the Federation of Press Associations of Spain, Elsa Gonzalez, who has lectured on the state of journalism in Spain.
The reporter stressed that investigative journalism is increasingly absent in the same way, has encouraged communication professionals to take advantage of new opportunities available.
Source: UCAM
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