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Retraction
Retraction
Rizal s
Last Work
Presented by: Mendoza, Mark angelou
& Barbolino. Jennie May
Learning B
Analyze Each View And
Source
Introduction
Rizal was convinced that he had done his share of
patriotism. He was an example of a man of
courage and conviction willing to sacrifice for his
people’s cause. When Rizal knew of his fate, he
did not whine but made himself useful and took every
moment to be still of service to his land.
Rizal’s visitors:
his Counsel, Spanish officials, Priests, Former professors
and Archbishop of Manila, Rev. Bernardino Nozaleda,
who claimed that Rizal recanted his statements against the
Church and returned to the Catholic faith.
What is a retraction?
It is an act of a person to renounce his own
statements thereby reversing what has
been established as fact with the said
statement.
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THE RETRACTION CONTROVERSY OCTOBER
In the case of Rizal, the Archbishop of Manila at the time of his death said
“During that day, although Rizal did not reject [the Jesuits], he persisted
in his errors contrary to the Catholic faith.… However, at the last hour,
Rizal abjured, in writing, his religious errors.” In other words, Rizal, a
Mason, was said to have recanted his statements against the Church and
to have returned to the Catholic faith.”
In this case, if it was true that Rizal retracted, then it would have been the
same as saying that Rizal did not really believe in all that he has said in any
way including his writings about the Catholic Church in the Philippines, and
that he would have been convinced that his statements against the
church were wrong.
However, the truthfulness of the retraction was not resolved.
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RIZAL’S LAST HOUR AND THE RETRACTION CONTROVERSY OCTOBER
The Versions of
Rizal’s Retraction
There are at least four versions of the alleged retraction
letter of Jose Rizal which have surfaced.
The Versions of
Rizal’s Retraction
There are at least four versions of the alleged retraction
letter of Jose Rizal which have surfaced.
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The fourth text appeared in El Imparcial on the
day after Rizal’s execution; it is the short
formula of the retraction.
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