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    The Rizal Law requires all public and private schools and universities to include the works of Jose Rizal, particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, in their curriculum. This aims to teach students more about Rizal's life and writings to foster Filipino nationalism. Some Catholic bishops opposed this as Rizal's novels were critical of the Catholic Church. However, Senator Carlo Recto argued that without Rizal's works, there may not be Filipino bishops today. While the Catholic Church saw Rizal's works as a threat, the law ensures students continue learning about Rizal to prevent him from being forgotten by future generations.

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    The Rizal Law requires all public and private schools and universities to include the works of Jose Rizal, particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, in their curriculum. This aims to teach students more about Rizal's life and writings to foster Filipino nationalism. Some Catholic bishops opposed this as Rizal's novels were critical of the Catholic Church. However, Senator Carlo Recto argued that without Rizal's works, there may not be Filipino bishops today. While the Catholic Church saw Rizal's works as a threat, the law ensures students continue learning about Rizal to prevent him from being forgotten by future generations.

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    The Rizal Law requires all public and private schools and universities to include the works of Jose Rizal, particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, in their curriculum. This aims to teach students more about Rizal's life and writings to foster Filipino nationalism. Some Catholic bishops opposed this as Rizal's novels were critical of the Catholic Church. However, Senator Carlo Recto argued that without Rizal's works, there may not be Filipino bishops today. While the Catholic Church saw Rizal's works as a threat, the law ensures students continue learning about Rizal to prevent him from being forgotten by future generations.

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    The Rizal Law requires all public and private schools and universities to include the works of Jose Rizal, particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, in their curriculum. This aims to teach students more about Rizal's life and writings to foster Filipino nationalism. Some Catholic bishops opposed this as Rizal's novels were critical of the Catholic Church. However, Senator Carlo Recto argued that without Rizal's works, there may not be Filipino bishops today. While the Catholic Church saw Rizal's works as a threat, the law ensures students continue learning about Rizal to prevent him from being forgotten by future generations.

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    HISTORY 10
    ACTIVITY 1: Rizal Law (online internet search)

    The Rizal law is an act that must include in the curricula of all public and
    private school, colleges and universities. The reason behind this is to
    nationalized all Filipinos specially the youth, additionally to learn more
    about the life, works and writings of Dr. Jose Rizal, particularly his novel
    Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

    As I read the article about the Rizal law as well as some news on the
    internet there are some that didn’t like the law to be publish. The novel Noli
    Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo’s antagonist are priest of the catholic
    church or rather the catholic church as a whole. It shocked me that they
    don’t want it to be publish. I, myself didn’t like about how they react, how
    they disagree. If you observe the message is clear that it is for the Filipino
    people, they are also a Filipino bishops but don’t care. As Senator Carlo M.
    Recto said “I can’t understand why Filipino bishop are now condemning his
    books. Without Rizal’s book, perhaps there would not be any Filipino bishop
    today.” I totally agree about Senator Recto, I could say that he is proud of
    what Dr. Jose Rizal did for the country, and I am too. For the catholic
    church it’s a big red flag on me.

    Anyway, for all the disturbance I like that the law was implemented and all
    the students must take the course as well as to learn more about the life
    and works of Dr. Jose Rizal. Also, I just realized that maybe if the law was
    not implemented Dr. Jose Rizal our national hero would slowly erase from
    the minds of the generation to come.

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