Francesco Manunta
Italian priest, missionary and poet
About Francesco Manunta
Lived 1928 – 1995 (aged 66–67). Francesco Manunta was an Italian poet, linguistic rights activist and missionary.
Francesco Manunta, in Catalan language, Francesc Manunta i Baldino (1928 in Alghero – 1995) was an Italian priest and poet.
Early life From 1965 to 1983, he was missionary in Brazil. When he went back to Alghero, he started his activity to promote Catalan language in Alghero. He was president of Òmnium Cultural in Alghero and he received the Creu de Sant Jordi in 1990.
Works Catecisme alguerès (1964) with Josep Sanna Les veus (1970) Aigües vives (1976) Llavors de llum (1981) Miques de mirall (1988) Transparències (1991) Cançons i líriques religioses de l'Alguer catalana (1990)
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Who was Francesco Manunta?
Italian priest, missionary and poet
When was Francesco Manunta born?
Francesco Manunta was born in 1928 in Alghero.
When did Francesco Manunta die?
Francesco Manunta died in 1995 in Alghero.
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Francesco Manunta was a poet, linguistic rights activist and missionary.
What nationality was Francesco Manunta?
Francesco Manunta was Italian.
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