Jose Rizal‚ An Exemplary Leader Many were still debating on the credibility of Jose Rizal as the national hero of the Philippines. Many assumes that he was an American hero for he was appointed by the Americans. Others believed that Bonifacio was the real hero for he was the one who fought the battle for the Philippines. Who is who? Who is the real hero‚ who is the greater leader? I myself believed then that Rizal do not deserve to be the national hero and is not worthy to be called a leader
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Reading 2: The Second Coming of Jose Rizal It amazes me how a lot of people can put their own religion and beliefs into something‚ such as stories‚ that can only be seen as mere myths and just imaginations nowadays. One good example of this is the Rizalistas. The Rizalistas is a group of people that deeply believes and has a strong adoration for Jose Rizal. As discussed by Dennis Villegas‚ the writer of “The Second Coming of Jose Rizal‚” “Originally‚ there was only one Rizalista group in Lecheria:
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|Date of birth: |June 19‚ 1861. | |Place of birth: |Calamba‚ Laguna‚ Philippines | |Date of death: |December 30‚ 1896 (aged 35) | |Place of death: |Bagumbayan (now Rizal Park)‚ Manila‚ Philippines | |Major organizations: |La Solidaridad‚ La Liga Filipina | |Major monuments: |Rizal Park | José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda[1] (June 19‚ 1861 – December 30‚ 1896‚ ancestral home: Quanzhou‚ Fujian[2])‚ was a Filipino polymath‚ nationalist and the most prominent advocate for reforms in the
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Theft Act (NI) is a piece of legislation issued by the Northern Ireland government‚ it is similar to the 1968 Theft Act granted for Great Britain but contains some provisions for Northern Ireland. The relevant part‚ in section 1 states “a person commits theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it”. The purpose of this essay is to provide an explanation and critique of this part of the 1969 Theft Act (NI). This will
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“It is a useless life that is not consecrated to a great ideal. It is like a stone wasted on the field without becoming a part of any edifice.“ Jose Rizal‚ a man with so many accomplishments‚ gives all of us inspiration to put diligence and hard work in all the things we do. I am amazed that even though Rizal’s life has become sort of a series of unfortunate events‚ he still made it yield a positive and favorable outcome for his nation and countrymen. While he was in exile‚ he didn’t mind the fact
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of Jose Rizal movie‚ it started by writing the novel about the cancer of the society. It shows here the character of Ibarra. After that they showed to us the bad doings of the friars that time‚ for example‚ when the friar raped the Filipina and also when they abused the children even the elders. Then it shows the KKK organization made by Andres Bonifacio. Then Rizal started to fight against the Spaniards using his novels. Paciano was abused here because they want Paciano to tell where Rizal is. At
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GROUP 2 Leader: Michelle Mausisa Members: Arjay Afan‚ AJ Bermudez‚ Renz Castro‚ (Silvia) MINHEE‚ Jeline Sarmiento‚ Daphne Galvez‚ Rosh Padua‚ Sam Jones‚ Joseph Valdez. Communicable diseases: a. Tuberculosis - is a common‚ and in many cases lethal‚ infectious disease caused by various strains ofmycobacteria‚ usually Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It typically attacks the lungs‚ but can also affect other parts of the body. - It is spread through the air when people who have an active TB infection
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Life and Travels of Jose Rizal Haunted by enemies and threatened by friars‚ Rizal was forced to leave Philippines for the second time. It was February 1888 then. Rizal at 27 was an embittered victim of human iniquities‚ a disillusioned dreamer‚ and a frustrated reformer. This was the start of Rizal’s second travel. On February 3‚ 1888‚ after six months of stay in Calamba‚ Rizal left Manila for Hong Kong on board the Zafiro. He was sad and sick during the crossing of the choppy China Sea. He did
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Rizal buried without a coffin Rizal’s Death 30 December 1896. By Rudy Arizala Rizal had left the following instructions in an undated letter to his family‚ written in Fort Santiago before he was executed on Dec. 30‚ 1896: "Bury me in the ground‚ place a stone and a cross over it. My name‚ the date of my brith and of my death. Nothing more. If you later wish to surround my grave with a fence‚ you may do so. No anniversaries. I prefer Paang Bundok (where Manila’s North Cemetery now stands)." None
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Dr. Jose Rizal. The two film makers want it to be different from the other film about the national hero but there are so many films that cover the life of Rizal and it is very hard for them to make a film with something new and get the attention of the people. The two film makers decided to have the film to be all about the retraction of Rizal. The retraction of Rizal was shown by the use of the question and answer theme. The film makers ask questions to the people who are with Rizal when he is
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