Louis Joachim Munoz

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Louis Joachim Munoz, MFR (9 October 1933 – 19 March 2013)^[1][2] was a Spanish priest. He lived in Nigeria for 47 years where, alongside his duties as an Opus Dei priest, he lectured on political science and French.