RIZAL IN AMERICA Rizal arrived at San Francisco‚ California.He started his trip of the American continent. He passes through Reno‚ Ogden‚ Denver‚ Farmington‚ Salt Lake City and Provo.Rizal continued his trip‚ passing the territory of the State of Colorado. He reached Albany and later traveled along the bank of TheHudson River. This day was the end of his transcontinental trip.Arriving at New York on the morning; he boarded at the FifthAvenue Hotel. RIZAL LIFE WORKS IN LONDON He thought of publishing
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(1877-78)- Rizal finishing the first year of a course in Philosophy and Letters. - He transferred to the medical course. MOTHER’S OPPOSITION TO HIGHER EDUCATION - Rizal had to go the University of Santo Tomas for higher studies. - The Bachelor of Arts course. Don Francisco and Paciano – who wanted Jose pursue higher learning in the university RIZAL ENTERS THE UNIVERSITY April 1877- Rizal who was then nearly 16 years old‚ matriculated in the University of Santo Tomas‚
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Why Rizal considered as our National Hero? Historians and laymen can produce many reasons whyJose Rizal is the national hero of the Philippines. Below are some of the most frequently cited ones. Nobility and Dignity What set Rizal apart from the others were his methods. Instead of relaying on the sword‚ he relied on the might of the pen. Using this method he was able to produce novels and poems that touched the Filipino’s soul. Without resorting to violence‚ he made Filipinos realize the
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Rizal’s Artworks Paintings Saturnina Rizal Spanish Coat of Arms Dapita Church Curtains A Painting on a Pair of Mother-of-Pearl Christ Crucified Allegory on a Pair of Porcelain Bases of the New Year Celebration Immaculate Conception Portrait of Morayta Sketches Singapore lighthouse Rizal family tree Along Suez Canal Heads of Sibili Cumana Castle of St. Elmo Antonio de Morga Aden Fishes caught in Dapitan Sketch of himself Pencil sketch of Dr. Blumentritt Monkey and the Turtoise Segunda Katigbak Brooklyn
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Rizal’s Journey in Hong Kong and Macao Hounded by powerful enemies‚ Rizal was forced to leave his country for the second time in February 1888. He was then a full-grown man of 27 years of age‚ a practicing physician‚ and a recognized man-of-letters. • February 3‚ 1888 - after a short stay of six months in his beloved Calamba‚ Rizal left Manila for Hong Kong. He was sick and sad. To aggravate his discomfiture‚ he was sick during the crossing of the choppy China Sea. • February 7
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RIZAL: Filipino patriots who were brutally tortured to implicate Rizal: * Deodato Arellano * Dr. Pio Valenzuela * Moises Salvador * Jose Dizon * Domingo Franco * Timoteo Paez December 29‚ 1896 – Rizal was formally notified of the court’s verdict: death. “Imitation of Christ” by Thomas à Kempis - always had with him (Rizal). Documentary and Testimonial evidence presented against Rizal: * A letter of Antonio Luna to Mariano Ponce * A letter of Rizal to his family
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Tangere is Latin for "Touch me not". According to Jose Rizal‚ the prevailing culture of injustice and oppression during that time was a ’cancer’ that was killing the Philippine society and culture. As we know‚ cancer growths should not be touched lest they metastasize to fatal (end-stage) proportions. Jose Rizal was a medical doctor after all. Noli Me Tangere laid the ground work for the two novels. There was actually a third one in the works but Rizal died before finishing it. In Noli‚ he gave the reader
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child in a family of 8— Mariano(Capitan Municipal 1896-1897)‚ Maria Carmina‚ Maria Ynes (Augustinian Nun)‚ JustaYsabel‚ Norberto Jr.‚ Mauricio‚ and Jose Ma. Isabelo. With the second marriage of her father to Doña Macaria Mendoza y Latorre in 1879‚ Segunda had 11 other siblings—Leon (Presidente Municipal‚ 1916-1922)‚ Candida‚ Justa‚ Bartolome‚ Emillano‚ Manuel Guillermo‚ Rufa Andrea‚ Maria Crisfina‚ Jose Primitivo‚ Maria Josefina‚ and Maria Sinforosa. The Catigbacs (later Filipinized to Katigbak) were
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Rizal: Return to the Philippines (MANILA) The stunning beauty of the European lands did not stop Rizal from continuously adoring his native land. After the Noli Me Tangere was published‚ he decided to return to Calamba despite the many warnings he received from friends and relatives alike. He had four reasons for returning to the Philippines: 1. to perform an operation on Doña Teodora’s eyes; 2. to defend his oppressed countrymen more effectively than doing so in a foreign land;
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in Diarong Tagalog‚” a Philippine newspaper‚ then on 31 October 1890 in La Solidaridad‚ Madrid.This essay is a poignant dissertation of what Rizal calls a “beautiful but hackneyed subject‚” love of country. In crystallizing his concept on love of country‚ Rizal reveals a foretasteof the style and substance of his novels. He could have had Maria Clara and Sisa in mreind whenhe described the country as “enveloped in morning clouds and mist‚ always beautiful and poetic‚and the more idolized by
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