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Retraction of Rizal Flashcards

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information is false, and the person who is disseminating it knows it is false.

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MISINFORMATION

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information is false, but the person who is disseminating it believes that it is true.

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DISINFORMATION

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information that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on a person, organization or country.

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MALINFORMATION

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the act of taking back an offer or statement, or admitting that a statement was false.

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RETRACTION

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a withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking.

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RETRACTION

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Death of Jose rizal

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December 30, 1896, Manila (aged 35)

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Birthday of Jose Rizal

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June 19, 1861 in Calamba, Laguna

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Profession of Jose rizal

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a physician, writer, artist, scientist

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Full name of Jose Rizal

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José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda

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College of jose rizal

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Santo Tomas Medical School - Ophthalmology Universidad Central de Madrid - Medical degree

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Pen names of jose rizal

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“Dimasalang”, “Laong Laan”

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The Reign of Greed

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“El filibusterismo

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The Social Cancer

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Noli me Tangere

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Advises women to educate themselves, protect their dignity and honor, and live with good manners – setting up as a role model.

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To the Young Women of Malolos
letter for Filipino women

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Expose the ills of Philippine society during the Spanish colonial era.

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Noli me Tangere
The Social Cancer

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Messages to convince the youth , that they are the hope of the nation and the importance of education to one’s future.

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A la juventud Filipina
To the Filipino Youth

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Piece reflects his high hopes that one day, the Philippines would be free from treachery and injustice.

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Kundiman
“if it should not be so”

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Farewell letter to motherland and countrymen.
his

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Mi último adiós
My Last Farewell

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Affirmed Rizal’s sentence and endorsed his
execution.

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Judge Advocate General Nicolas De La Peña

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It depicts the country’s issues and how the protagonist attempts a reform.

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El filibusterismo
The Reign of Greed

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Why is Rizal not yet considered as a national hero?

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There is no law, executive order, or proclamation that formally declares any Filipino historical figure to be a national hero.

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What crimes was Rizal charged with?

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Rebellion, Sedition, Conspiracy

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Exile in Dapitan

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Governador-General Ramon Despujol

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Set the date of Rizal’s death

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Governador-General Camilo G. De Polavieja

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Death by Firing Squad in Bagumbayan

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December 30, 1896

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(When) Alleged Rizal’s retraction for his Masonic Ideals and his writings and converted to Catholicism.

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december 29 1896

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One of the biggest and oldest secular fraternal groups in the world, Masonry is comprised of individuals who value moral and spiritual principles.

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Masonry

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The Fraternity applies Masonic moral standards and fosters mutual respect, charity, and intellectual growth in order to bring together men with different ideas in a peaceful and productive community.

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Masonry

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What is the Catholic Church stand on masonry?

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Freemasonry is incompatible with the Catholic faith.
It teaches a naturalistic religion that espouses indifferentism.

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who are the Jesuits Priest

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer & Fr. Pio Pi

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who are the rizalist scholars

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Austin Coate & Rafael Palma

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asked the Fr. Pio Pi to take care of Rizal’s spiritual needs while the latter awaited the hour of his death.

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Bernardino Nozaleda

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He accepted the task because he considered Rizal to be Ateneo Municipal High School’s “very distinguished and dear pupil”.

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Pio pi

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The Jesuits he sent to Rizal’s detention cell were

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Frs. Vicente Balaguer, Jose Vilaclara, Estanislao March, Luis Visa, Federico Faura, and Miguel Saderra.

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Superior of the Jesuits in the Philippines in 1896

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Fr. Pio Pi’s

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He was involved only in securing the retraction document. Also, in writing another shorter retraction document which Rizal allegedly copied.

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Fr. Pio Pi’s

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Persuade Rizal to retract:

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  1. Anti-Catholic teachings
  2. Affiliation with the Masons.
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Ordered that the retraction should be in writing using either of the two sample retraction templates approved by the archbishop.

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Fr. Pio Pi
Superior Jesuit Priest

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Rizal allegedly took it gladly, kissed it, and putitonhisdesk.

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sacred heart of jesus that rizal carved

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He claimed that he conveyed to convince Rizal to denounce Masonry and return to Catholic fold.

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

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An affidavit executed that proves he was who solemnized the marriage of Jose Rizal and Josephine Bracken.

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

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In his sworn affidavit he wrote:

Of all that has been narrated, I am positive by personal knowledge. I have personally intervened and witnessed it myself; and I subscribed and confirmed it with an oath. And lest, perhaps, someone may think that I could not remember it with so many details, after twenty years. I testify that on the very day of Rizal’s death, I wrote a very detailed account of everything. The original of this account I have preserved, and from it I have taken all the data of the present narration.

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

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He even claimed that he “was the one who assisted Rizal most of that sad day’s hours. I argued with him and demolished his arguments”

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

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