Rizal was exiled to Dapitan and could only live at the parish convent under certain conditions, including publicly retracting his writings against religion and conducting himself exemplarily. While in Dapitan, Rizal won 20,000 pesos in a Manila lottery and gave some of the money to family and friends. He also engaged in debates about religion with Father Pastells, who tried to bring Rizal back to Catholicism. Rizal challenged a French businessman named Juan Lardet to a duel after a conflict between them. Father Pastells sent priests including Rizal's favorite teacher Father Sanchez to Dapitan in an attempt to reconcile Rizal with the Church.
Rizal was exiled to Dapitan and could only live at the parish convent under certain conditions, including publicly retracting his writings against religion and conducting himself exemplarily. While in Dapitan, Rizal won 20,000 pesos in a Manila lottery and gave some of the money to family and friends. He also engaged in debates about religion with Father Pastells, who tried to bring Rizal back to Catholicism. Rizal challenged a French businessman named Juan Lardet to a duel after a conflict between them. Father Pastells sent priests including Rizal's favorite teacher Father Sanchez to Dapitan in an attempt to reconcile Rizal with the Church.
Rizal was exiled to Dapitan and could only live at the parish convent under certain conditions, including publicly retracting his writings against religion and conducting himself exemplarily. While in Dapitan, Rizal won 20,000 pesos in a Manila lottery and gave some of the money to family and friends. He also engaged in debates about religion with Father Pastells, who tried to bring Rizal back to Catholicism. Rizal challenged a French businessman named Juan Lardet to a duel after a conflict between them. Father Pastells sent priests including Rizal's favorite teacher Father Sanchez to Dapitan in an attempt to reconcile Rizal with the Church.
Exile in Dapitan Ms. Beverly Kate Tomagan The Beginning of Exile in Dapitan Fr. Pablo Pastells Fr. Antonio Obach Rizal could only live at the Parish Convent in the ff conditions:
• “That Rizal publically retract his errors concerning religion and
make statements that were clearly pro-Spanish against revolution.
• “That he perform the church rites and make a general confession of
his past life.
• “That henceforth he conduct himself in an exemplary manner as a
Spanish Subject and a man of religion”. Father Pablo Pastells Father Antonio Obach Home of Commandant Don Ricardo Carcinero Carcinero Wins in Manila Lottery Butuan ● mail boat which brought the news about Rizal’s winning in the lottery Lottery Ticket No. 9736
P 20,000
P 2000 P 6,200 P 200
He gave to his He gave to his father P 4000 friend in Basa, HongKong For his investment Pestas “This was his first vice” - Wenceslao E. Retana Rizal-Pastellas Debate of Religion The debate started when Pastells sent Rizal a book by Sarda along with an advice that Rizal should desist from his majaderas (foolishness) in viewing religion from the perspective of individual judgement and self-esteem
The debate can be read in four (4) letters.
Rizal-Pastellas Debate of Religion
Rizal was bitter against the friars
because they commit abuses under the cloak of religion.
Father Pastells tried to bring back to
Catholicism Rizal by telling him that human intelligence is limited, thus he needs the guidance of God Pastells gave Rizal a copy of Imitacion deCristo by Fr. Thomas a Kempis
Rizal gave Pastells a bust of St. Paul
which he had made Rizal continued to hear mass and celebrate religious events Rizal Challenges a Frenchman in a Duel
Mr. Juan Lardet – a French businessman
whom Rizal had a conflict Rizal and Father Sanchez In his aspiration to reconcile Rizal with the Church, Father Pastells sent to Dapitan: Father Obach, Cura of Dapitan Fr. Jose Vilaclara, Cura of Dipolog Fr. Francisco Paula de Sanchez, Rizal’s favorite teacher at Ateneo de Manila Estudios sobre la lengua tagala– manuscript which Rizal gave to Sanchez on his birthday (study of the tagalog language) Thank You!