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PROFILE

Apolinario Mabini y Maranan

NEIGHBORHOOD: Batangas

RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Single

BIRTHDAY: July 23, 1864

Address: Barrio Talaga, Tanauan, Batangas, Captaincy General of the Philippines, Spanish Empire

Work: The first Prime minister of the Phil

Professional Skills: revolutionary leader, educator, lawyer, and statesman
College: University of Santo Tomas

High School: Colegio de San Juan de Letran  

Early education: I attended the historical school of Father Valerio Malabanan located in Lipa. Being poor, I
was able to get educated due to the Malabanan school's matriculation of students based on their academic
merit rather than ability of the parents to pay. I would meet future leader Miguel Malvar while studying in
Lipa.

Family members: Dionisia Maranan(mother), Inocencio Mabini (father), Prudencio M. Mabinibrother,

Mónico M. Mabini, Silvino M. Mabini, Gelacio M. Mabini, Alejandro M. Mabini, Agapito M. Mabini,
Seerino M. Mabini (Brothers)

Groups: APO Hiking Society or APO (Filipino musical group)

Friends: Numeriano Adriano, Moises Salvador and other Liga Filipina members

Other Names: Genius paralyzed

Favorite Quotes: “Woe to the Revolution when the day comes, when the people, overburdened by
contributions and consumed by abuses, turn to their enemies for salvation!”
REFLECTION:
       After reading this module, I realized that the fight provides the power of knowledge, the limit of strength, and
freedom. Apolinario Mabini fights to the top of his knowledge as an aspiring priest, turns to be a politician, and is
the strongest politician produced outside of the Philippines, despite being in such poor condition as a sibling to
two others and an encouraging mother who wants the best for her son. His mother was overjoyed because he had a
strong interest in knowledge as a young child. Apolinario Mabini continued his studies to become a priest after his
mother died. He quickly realized that he wasn't meant to be a priest, but rather a politician. He attended the
University of Santo Tomas. To pay for his tuition, he opened his own school. He became a politician after
graduating first in his class and studying under Andres Bonifacio. In the end, he was dubbed "the Brains of the
Philippine Revolution." A hero must be dedicated to his or her actions and spirit. Apolinario Mabini is a hero
because he has devotion and spirit.