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This anniversary of his birthday, let’s meet our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal in this documentary. Discover his sacrifices as he takes the path of our liberation.
YES, the German scientist Rudolf Virchow, the acclaimed father of modern pathology and the “Pope of medicine,” was a good friend of Jose Rizal. Virchow is among the pillars of science Filipino students often encounter in Biology subject in high school (or Grade 8). This and more on the 2nd Countdown to 500 Online Lecture Live (‘Rizal and the Reclaiming of the World of Our Ancestors’ by historian Kerby Alvarez) here [https://www.facebook.com/nqc2021/videos/264379454834332/].
Nakikiisa ang Pambansang Komisyon para sa Kultura at mga Sining sa pag-alala sa ika-159 anibersaryo ng kaarawan ni Dr. Jose Rizal.
Ang paghahangad at pakikibaka para sa katarungan ay marka ng isang tunay na malayang bayan. Ngayon, higit kailan man, ating dapat alalahanin at isabuhay ang mga turo ni Dr. Jose Rizal. Makata. Bayani.
The National Historical Commission of the Philippines joins the nation in celebrating the 159th birth anniversary of José Rizal tomorrow, 19 June.
Simple rites will be held at his birthplace in the Museo ni José Rizal, Calamba, Laguna, his place of exile in the Museo ni José Rizal Dapitan, Zamboanga del Norte, and his place of imprisonment in the Museo ni José Rizal Fort Santiago, Manila.
To mark this day, we encourage everyone to visit the three museum’s Facebook pages and to watch videos and documentaries looking back at his life and deeds.
Today we celebrate the 159th birth anniversary of José Rizal. Here’s an interesting trivia about him.
Kalayaan 2020 – PHC in Baden-Württemberg
Kalayaan 2020 – PHC in Baden-Württemberg
A virtual presentation in commemoration of the 122nd Philippine Independence and 159th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Jose P. Rizal – Philippine National Hero: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1adBw0tHDWM&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0jDQ6W9pWyPk2mYeTb_bKD_uWYgLz9YGF-zv_QR4GIFsQJjs8gOnJxBDoThe Philippine Honorary Consulate in Baden-Württemberg would like to thank the follow for sharing their precious Time and talent for making this Virtual Presentation possible:Her Excellency Maria Theresa Dizon – De Vega Philiipine Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany Philippine Embassy in BerlinHon. Evelyn D. Austria-Garcia Consul General Philippine Consulate General in FrankfurtMs. Margarita Valdez Director Department of Tourism in FrankfurtImusicapella A multi-awardedchruch-based Choir from Imus, Cavite Philiipines„Philippine National Anthem“ Lyrics: José Palma (original Spanish lyrics), 1899Music: Julián Felipe„In our Hands“Composed by David PomeranzMabuting Pilipino“Composed by Noel CabangonSimon PaternoFilipino-German Singer/Songwriter„How sweet it is“Composed by Holland–Dozier–HollandAurelia Malvar-SailerMezzo SopranoFormer member of the Philippine Madrigal Singers Great granddaughter , Philippine Revolutionary General Miguel Malvar„Ako ay Pilipino“Composed by George CancesoMark Anthony CarpioPianist and Choirmaster Philippine Madrigal SingersGerald SailerAudio and Video Technical recordingRamonchito Picar Nurse- Robert Bosch Krankenhaus Stuttgart and Karlsruhe Representative Association of Filipino Nurses in GermanyMabuhay ang lahing Pilipino!
Gepostet von Honorarkonsulat der Republik der Philippinen – Stuttgart am Freitag, 19. Juni 2020
A virtual presentation in commemoration of the 122nd Philippine Independence and 159th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Jose P. Rizal – Philippine National Hero: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1adBw0tHDWM&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0jDQ6W9pWyPk2mYeTb_bKD_uWYgLz9YGF-zv_QR4GIFsQJjs8gOnJxBDo
The Philippine Honorary Consulate in Baden-Württemberg would like to thank the follow for sharing their precious Time and talent for making this Virtual Presentation possible:
Her Excellency Maria Theresa Dizon – De Vega Philiipine Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany Philippine Embassy in Berlin
Hon. Evelyn D. Austria-Garcia Consul General Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt
Ms. Margarita Valdez Director Department of Tourism in Frankfurt
Imusicapella A multi-awardedchruch-based Choir from Imus, Cavite Philiipines
„Philippine National Anthem“ Lyrics: José Palma (original Spanish lyrics), 1899
Music: Julián Felipe
„In our Hands“
Composed by David Pomeranz
Mabuting Pilipino“
Composed by Noel Cabangon
Simon Paterno
Filipino-German Singer/Songwriter
„How sweet it is“
Composed by Holland–Dozier–Holland
Aurelia Malvar-Sailer
Mezzo Soprano
Former member of the Philippine Madrigal Singers Great granddaughter , Philippine Revolutionary General Miguel Malvar
„Ako ay Pilipino“
Composed by George Canceso
Mark Anthony Carpio
Pianist and Choirmaster Philippine Madrigal Singers
Gerald Sailer
Audio and Video Technical recording
Ramonchito Picar Nurse- Robert Bosch Krankenhaus Stuttgart and Karlsruhe Representative Association of Filipino Nurses in Germany
Mabuhay ang lahing Pilipino!
GERMAN SCHOLARS TAKE INTEREST IN RIZAL’S ‘NOLI ME TANGERE’ AND ‘EL FILIBUSTERISMO’
19 June 2020 – A growing number of German scholars are taking interest in studying Dr. Jose Rizal’s ‘Noli Me Tangere’ and ‘El Filibusterismo’ as the two novels provided the framework for a Master’s degree summer course entitled, “Jose Rizal y El Realismo Espanol,” which is being conducted from April to July 2020 as part of the Ruhr University in Bochum’s Philippine Studies program. The course, which is attended online by students of Spanish literature under Professor Roger Friedlein, attempts to define the essence and strategies of realist writing in metropolitan Spain and the Philippines.
“Rizal is not only one of the key figures of the Philippine independence from Spain who has biographical links to Germany, but he is as well a poet, dramatist and essayist and one of the most interesting Spanish-speaking novelists of the 19th century,” Professor Friedlein said. The professor added that through the course German students gain a better appreciation of Rizal’s novels as a valuable source of knowledge in the study of colonial society. They are also able to keenly establish the connection and similarity in literary techniques between Spanish-speaking Latin America and the Philippines, which were both distant territories of Spain in the 19th century.
“I am glad that German scholars have taken interest in studying Rizal’s writings and see their enduring relevance. As we commemorate Dr. Jose Rizal’s 159th birth anniversary, the course is but a timely reminder that there will always be something in Rizal the people of today can emulate. There is always something in Rizal for everyone, including the Germans,” Consul General Evelyn D. Austria said.
The two novels are being related to Spanish literature of Realism, which was the dominating literary aesthetic of Rizal’s time. Since they were originally written in Spanish, Rizal’s novels are being studied in comparison with Spanish novels like Doña Perfecta (1876), and Fortunata y Jacinta (1887) by Benito Pérez Galdós, one of the most influential Spanish realist novelists.
The course is the third seminar conducted at Ruhr University under its “Philippine Initiative” program, which is an interdisciplinary cooperation of researchers with an interest in topics related to the Philippines. Two other Philippine-related courses held recently were “Las Filipinas Hispánicas” (The Spanish Philippines) and “Berichte der Entdeckungsfahrten nach Südostasien” (Chronicles on the voyages of discovery to South-East Asia). The program forms part of the recently-signed cultu
ral agreement between the Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt and the University. The agreement, which was sponsored by Deputy Speaker Loren Legarda, aims to support academic and research activities on Philippine matters, and the creation of a center that would serve as a hub for Philippine-related projects in Southern Germany. The activities may be followed on the blog, <philippinen.blogs.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>. END
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122nd Independence Day
#ArawNgKalayaan2020 | A tribute to our overseas Filipino frontliners
Today, on our 122nd Independence Day, we recognize and pay tribute to our modern-day heroes who are taking care of the world. In these challenging times, our hearts go out to the Filipinos abroad who are at the forefront of this pandemic.“Noypi” originally performed by BambooWritten by Bamboo Mañalac, Ira Cruz, Vic Mercado, and Nathan AzarconMusical arrangement and production by Malek LopezVocal arrangement by Monet SilvestreSung by Katerina Silvestre with Becca Silvestre and Patricia Brillantes-Silvestre Thank you to our contributors and sources:CNN, UNTV, Good Morning Britain and Piers Morgan, Miltos YerolemouABS CBN, Balitang Amerika, ABS CBN News, GoodNewsPilipinas.com, Good Morning America, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Stat News, Philstar Global, GMA News, Jao Jundam , Rodnie Oro, Phil Durmiendo, Joseph Zarraga (DJ Z), Karla Mabini, KarenAnn SanDiego DeGuzman , Alee Ramos-Alcantara, Ace DTraveller, Maricris Cantos-Estacion, Lyvia Tomas-Palma, Karcy Viola, Geof Fernandez, Jocy Pastor, Dodie Guinto , Hi Yenn, Doris Glenn Flores, Rebecca Colipano Gemina, Melanie Garfin, Melissa Oliveros. Earlzon Ocampo, Divina Guerrero, Bret Josephs, Martin Monsod (Mitzi), Jemsson Baldomero Olasiman, Alyson Bejasa, Boni Lelina, Nicola Albanao Rachiel, Nida Orbe-Albano, Ramil Gonzales, David Angeles, Rudolfo Fiel, Janis Naguna, Lourdes Bote-Zangapan, Mike Ballesteros #WeRecoverAsOne#ArawNgKalayaan2020
Gepostet von Department of Tourism – Philippines am Donnerstag, 11. Juni 2020
Today, on our 122nd Independence Day, we recognize and pay tribute to our modern-day heroes who are taking care of the world. In these challenging times, our hearts go out to the Filipinos abroad who are at the forefront of this pandemic.
“Noypi” originally performed by Bamboo
Written by Bamboo Mañalac, Ira Cruz, Vic Mercado, and Nathan Azarcon
Musical arrangement and production by Malek Lopez
Vocal arrangement by Monet Silvestre
Sung by Katerina Silvestre with Becca Silvestre and Patricia Brillantes-Silvestre
Thank you to our contributors and sources:
CNN, UNTV, Good Morning Britain and Piers Morgan, Miltos YerolemouABS CBN, Balitang Amerika, ABS CBN News, GoodNewsPilipinas.com, Good Morning America, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Stat News, Philstar Global, GMA News, Jao Jundam , Rodnie Oro, Phil Durmiendo, Joseph Zarraga (DJ Z), Karla Mabini, KarenAnn SanDiego DeGuzman , Alee Ramos-Alcantara, Ace DTraveller, Maricris Cantos-Estacion, Lyvia Tomas-Palma, Karcy Viola, Geof Fernandez, Jocy Pastor, Dodie Guinto , Hi Yenn, Doris Glenn Flores, Rebecca Colipano Gemina, Melanie Garfin, Melissa Oliveros. Earlzon Ocampo, Divina Guerrero, Bret Josephs, Martin Monsod (Mitzi), Jemsson Baldomero Olasiman, Alyson Bejasa, Boni Lelina, Nicola Albanao Rachiel, Nida Orbe-Albano, Ramil Gonzales, David Angeles, Rudolfo Fiel, Janis Naguna, Lourdes Bote-Zangapan, Mike Ballesteros
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