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Culture

The Culture category explores the customs, traditions, and everyday life of Filipinos during José Rizal’s time. It highlights how people dressed, learned, celebrated, and lived in the 19th century. These articles help readers understand the social world that shaped Rizal’s experiences and writings.

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A sepia-toned 19th-century Filipino religious procession featuring villagers carrying a statue of the Virgin Mary outside a Spanish-era stone church. A sepia-toned 19th-century Filipino religious procession featuring villagers carrying a statue of the Virgin Mary outside a Spanish-era stone church.
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Religion and Everyday Practice in 19th-Century Filipino Life

byJose Del Castillo
November 29, 2025
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Rizal Monuments and Tributes in the Philippines

bySinag Dalisay
October 27, 2025
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Jose Rizal on Screen, Stage, and Beyond: A Guide to the Adaptations of a National Life

byLean Liwanag
October 27, 2025
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Rizal Park: How a Field of Martyrs Became the Philippines’ Civic Green

byLean Liwanag
November 29, 2025

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