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    Rizalista groups view Jose Rizal as a divine figure like God or the son of God, and believe he will return to save humanity from oppression. They see similarities between Rizal and Jesus Christ like being morally upright and pursuing equality, as well as being executed for their beliefs. The document discusses influential women in Rizalista groups who founded organizations to spread Rizal's ideals, like Reyna Yolanda Liban Manalo who founded the government-recognized Celyo Rizal Inc. and performed rituals honoring Rizal. Other women led groups through prayer, teachings, and ceremonies focused on moral living.

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    Rizalista groups view Jose Rizal as a divine figure like God or the son of God, and believe he will return to save humanity from oppression. They see similarities between Rizal and Jesus Christ like being morally upright and pursuing equality, as well as being executed for their beliefs. The document discusses influential women in Rizalista groups who founded organizations to spread Rizal's ideals, like Reyna Yolanda Liban Manalo who founded the government-recognized Celyo Rizal Inc. and performed rituals honoring Rizal. Other women led groups through prayer, teachings, and ceremonies focused on moral living.

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    Rizalista groups view Jose Rizal as a divine figure like God or the son of God, and believe he will return to save humanity from oppression. They see similarities between Rizal and Jesus Christ like being morally upright and pursuing equality, as well as being executed for their beliefs. The document discusses influential women in Rizalista groups who founded organizations to spread Rizal's ideals, like Reyna Yolanda Liban Manalo who founded the government-recognized Celyo Rizal Inc. and performed rituals honoring Rizal. Other women led groups through prayer, teachings, and ceremonies focused on moral living.

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    CHAPTER 3: REMEMBERING RIZAL

    Name: Masaranga, Armila S. Prof.: Carol R. Antonio


    Course: BSEd Sciences Date: 10/09/21

    1. How do Rizalista groups view Jose Rizal and other national heroes?

    Rizalista groups view Jose Rizal as a God, the second son of God, the
    reincarnation of Christ. Some of these groups also identify or view Rizal as the
    god of the pre-Spanish Malay religion. Some only see as Rizal as a spiritual
    guide. They believe in the divinity of Jose Rizal, the national hero martyred by
    the Spanish. Among the heroes, Jose Rizal is like a saint to them, they believed
    that he is the one who will return and save the mankind, some believed that he
    is still alive and will return to deliver his followers from poverty and oppression.

    2. What are the similarities between Jesus Christ and Rizal as seen by
    millenarians groups?

    According to the millenarians groups, Jose Rizal is the reincarnation of


    Jesus Christ because they believed or seen Jose Rizal and Jesus Christ have
    similarities like they were both morally upright and exemplary in their own
    rights, pursued their ideals with purest methods and intentions. The two lives
    being sent into the world to fulfill a purpose, the redemption of mankind from
    sin in the case of Jesus and the redemption of his people in the case of Rizal.
    They also believed that they were both possessed extraordinary character and
    both paid no attention to human differences in status, education, race, etc.
    Both believed in Both believed in equal and peaceful coexistence of all human
    beings, they advocate of reform and peaceful means to carry out their
    missions, or strongly denounced or against in prejudice, apathy,
    immorality and cruelty. They were both pious and Asians, and both from a
    country under colonial rule during their time. Many more, such as, they were
    both healers and great visionaries. Both believed in Golden Rule and
    universal brotherhood of men and were closely associated with small
    group of followers. They were also victims of trial and mockery for unjust
    charges. Their teachings influence people around the world and most
    importantly they were both executed or sentenced to death by their enemy
    because of their love for justice and equality. They were both offered their
    lives or died young for people or for a noble cause.

    3. Name some influential women in various Rizalista groups and explain their
    significant roles in their respective organizations.
     Reyna Yolanda Liban Manalo -she founded the only government-
    recognized foundation of Rizalistas called the Celyo Rizal Inc. she
    "conceived of the country's first human flag in 2007 and the first
    Philippine human map in 2008 at the Luneta. She performed a "ritual for
    unity" just like a priestess under the night sky in front of a statue of Dr.
    Jose Rizal.

     Dr. Severina Luna Orosa – she founded the female counterpart


    organization of the Knights of Rizal (KOR) in 1957, which spreads the
    ideals and beliefs of Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine National Hero.

     Lady Imelda Cansana-de la Cruz PhD – she is the president of the KR and
    also promoting its ideals.

     Gloria Bibat – she is the current leader of the Sagrada Familia. She
    commanded the family when to sing, pray, and kneel. The church was
    believed to be "the perfect location to meet Rizal the messiah as he
    was prophesied to descend from Mount,

     Epifania Valdejos Castillejos – she is called or believed to be the


    “babaeng Rizal” (female Rizal), draped herself with a large Philippine flag
    in the annual parades.

     Isabel Suarez – she holds the position, known as the Suprema. The
    Suprema is responsible for resolving or mediating all kinds of local
    conflicts, assisting all members seeking advice, making all the major
    decisions needed for the betterment of the organization and leads
    followers in prayer, reading lessons from letters written by the original
    Suprema. The main teachings are that followers should lead moral, good
    lives and do their best to live peacefully within their communities and
    families. She is the current head of the Iglesia de la Ciudad Mistica de
    Dios

     Maria Bernarda Balitaan – she is the founder of Iglesia de la Ciudad


    Mistica de Dios.

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