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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
December 2, 2025

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  • A wide sunset view of the Rizal Monument at Rizal Park, framed by two Philippine flags and surrounded by trees, pathways, visitors, and a warm golden sky.
    A Visitor’s Guide to Rizal Park: What to See, Do, and Experience in Manila’s Historic Green
  • A sepia-toned oil-style illustration of José Rizal surrounded by his contemporaries, including fellow reformists, artists, and intellectual allies, all dressed in period formal attire.
    Rizal’s Friends and Associates: Rivals, Allies, and the Circle That Shaped His Journey
  • Vintage-style 16:9 illustration showing side-by-side covers of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, featuring Ibarra, Maria Clara, Simoun, and symbolic imagery from both novels.
    Comparison of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
  • Realistic 16:9 painting showing Rizal in the foreground, with his statue, characters from his novels, and the Noli Me Tangere book symbolizing his lasting legacy.
    Rizal’s Influence and Legacy
  • Realist-style 16:9 painting of Rizal in Dapitan, standing with a cane in front of bamboo houses and lush tropical greenery, depicting his life and community during exile in Dapitan.
    Rizal in Dapitan: Exile, Achievements, and Impact
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