Chapter 2
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Rizal spent his childhood in Calamba. Some of his earliest memories included his nursemaid Aya and the death of his sister Concepcion when he was 3 years old. He was devoted to the Catholic church from a young age, joining family prayers at 3 and knowing parts of the bible by 5. At age 5, he began making sketches. He wrote his first poem at age 8 in the native language. Rizal's childhood was influenced by his family, environment, and divine providence, and he received help in his development from his uncles Gregorio, Jose, and Manuel.
Chapter 2
- 1. Life and WorksofDr. Jose P. Rizal
- 2. CHAPTER II:CHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA“Ah, tender childhood, lovely town, Rich town of my felicities.” - Jose Rizal
- 3. CALAMBA - the hero’s town1876– When Rizal was 15, he wrote a poem “Un RecuerdoA Mi Pueblo” (In Memory of My Town) EARLIEST CHILDHOOD MEMORIESAYA – nurse maid1865 – Concepcion died; this is the first sorrow of Jose CHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA 01
- 4. DEVOTED SON OF CHURCH 3yrs. old – he joined family prayers 5yrs. old – he knew haltingly, the Spanish family bible FATHER LEONCIO LOPEZ – the town priest, he was respected by RizalCHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA 02
- 5. PILGRIMAGE TO ANTIPOLO JUNE 6, 1868 – Jose and his father went to AntipoloOUR LADY OF PEACE AND GOOD VOYAGE Our Lady of AntipoloTHE STORY OF THE MOTH CHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA 03
- 6. 5yrs. old – Rizal made sketches USMAN – dog of RizalTO MY FELLOW CHILDREN(Sa AkingMgaKababata) – wrote by Rizal when he was 8 years old; His first poem written in native languagePhp 2.00 – for Rizal’s manuscript of his first drama bought by the gobernadorcilloof Paete, Laguna CHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA 04
- 7. INFLUENCE ON HERO’S BOYHOOD Hereditary Influence
- 9. Aid of Divine Providence RIZAL’S UNCLES WHO HELP HIM A LOT IN HIS DEVELOPMENT GREGORIO – reading of booksJOSE – artistic abilityMANUEL– develop his frail bodyCHILDHOOD DAYS IN CALAMBA 05