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    - There were only 3 secondary schools in Manila when Jose Rizal attended - the San Jose Seminary, Dominican College of San Juan De Letran, and the Ateneo Municipal. - Rizal was enrolled at the Ateneo Municipal in June 1872 and showed himself to be an excellent student, receiving high honors when he graduated in 1877. - He was influenced by the Jesuit teachings at the Ateneo which aimed to make steadfast Catholics and participated in various religious extracurricular activities.

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    - There were only 3 secondary schools in Manila when Jose Rizal attended - the San Jose Seminary, Dominican College of San Juan De Letran, and the Ateneo Municipal. - Rizal was enrolled at the Ateneo Municipal in June 1872 and showed himself to be an excellent student, receiving high honors when he graduated in 1877. - He was influenced by the Jesuit teachings at the Ateneo which aimed to make steadfast Catholics and participated in various religious extracurricular activities.

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    Ortillo, Danica Lean C.

    Pagsaligan, Mary Joyce B.


    BSHM 1D
    ATENEO DE MANILA

    • They were only 3 secondary schools in Manila.

     The San Jose Seminary


     Dominican College of San Juan De Letran
     The Ateneo Municipal.

    • June 10, 1872- Entrance Examinations.

    • Jose was enrolled under the surnames of Rizal


    and Mercado.

    • The Ateneo had no reason to regret the


    admission of the young rizal.

    • He was awarded only an "accesit" .


    • Jose visited his mother in prison.

    • A spinster owed his family a money.

    • The following years he moved to


    another boarding house. (25 mins.
    Walk away from school).

    • He moved to another boarding house,


    run by a widow, Doña Pepay.

    • He received only one first prize, a


    medal in latin.
    • The influence of the Jesuits on Rizal cannot be
    underestimated.

    • The Jesuit “Ratio Studiorum“.

    • The Jesuit pursued one aim: “Ad Majorem Dei


    Gloriam”.

    • The ultimate purpose of the Jesuits teacher was to


    make a steadfast long-life Catholics.

    • Extra- curricular activities


     Congregacion Mariana -"Solidality of our Lady"
    Apostolado De La Oracion -“Apostleship of prayer”
    • The young Jose was pious Child even before
    entering the Ateneo.

    • Doña Teodora like most native women in the


    Philippines.

    • After his graduation, Father Jacinto Febres wrote a


    letter to Rizal .

    • Another professor of Rizal Father Jose Villaclara


    wrote a letter to Rizal .

    • Blumentritt recalled in his short biography of


    Rizal:
    Whites and indios had the same capacity for
    mental work and made the same progress. From
    which he concluded that whites and indios had the
    same mental ability
    • Each class was divided into two:
    Roman - boarders
     Carthaginian - Out boarders
    • Each empires had its ranks:
    Best students - Emperor
    2nd best – Tribune
    3rd best – Decurion
    4th best – Centurion
    5th best – Standard bearer
    • One student could challenge another to answer
    questions in a day’s lesson.
    • His opponent lost his place if he committed three
    mistakes.
    • Jose started at the tail-end of the "Carthaginian"
    team.
    • In a month he was "emperor”.
    • His own mother, as we have seen, was not only a
    mathematician, but "could recite and even write
    poetry",
    • One of his first poem was dedicated on his mother’s
    birthday. “My First Inspiration”
    • He wrote another short poem address
    “ To the child Jesus.”
    • "A Message of Remembrance to my Home-Town’’
    • J.C. de Veyra has collected and
    edited the texts of all the other
    poems of Rizal.

    • On his death Jose wrote a letter


    to Blumentritt.

    • His favorite teacher was father


    Francisco Paula Sanchez.

    • He wrote to blumentritt his


    opinion about his favorite
    teacher.
    • Jose found that the study of poetry and rhetoric had
    elevated his feelings.

    • June 1876 last year of Rizal in Ateneo

    • He was truly “The pride of the Jesuits”

    • “Excellent ”scholastic records from 1872 to 1877

    • Received the degree of bachelor of Arts With highest


    honors.
    THANK YOU

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