Conclusion:

(Must be perform by all of the members, transitional way but all

are present in one screen in short group explanation, Google
meet, or individual video and compile nalang, basta dapat lahat)
(It is open for revision, to accurately relate the contribution
of Dr. Jose Rizal to the Religious Development)

Rizal of course favored reforms in Philippine society,

not only by Spaniards, but by the Filipinos themselves.
He opposed the influence of the friars on that same society,
for he saw them as an obstacle to freedom and to progress.
He was devoted to the modernization of his country, so that,
as he put it, she might take her place among the proud
nations of Europe.
But what he sought above all was that his country should be
free,
free from tyrants from abroad or at home, a country where
there would not be any tyrants because
Filipinos would not allow themselves to be slaves. It was
the growth of a free people, proud of its past,
working for its future, united in a common set of ideals.
This vision it was which made him the center of the
nationalist movement of his day and the principal
inspiration of the Revolution.

****The End****