Mabini
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- I want you to be a priest someday my son. to serve the our god.
- When, still a child, I told you that I wanted to acquire learning, you were overjoyed because your heart’s desire was that a son of yours should be a priest; to be a minister of God was for you the greatest honour that a man could aspire to in this world.Realizing that you were too poor to meet the expenses of my education, you worked as hard as you could, heedless of sun and rain, until you caught the illness that took you to your grave.But I was not fated to be a priest. I am, however, convinced that the true minister of God is not one who wears a cassock, but everyone who proclaims His glory by good works, of service to the greatest possible number of His creatures, and I shall endeavour to be faithful to your desires as long as I have the strength to do so.Now, wishing to place on your grave a wreath woven by my own hands, I dedicate this humble work to your memory; it is a poor thing, unworthy of you, yet the best so far woven by the artless hands of your son,
- as a year passed, mabini became one of the trustfully adviser of Emilio Aguinaldo.
- because of being the truthfulness of mabini. paterno and other cabinet member is trying to remove mabini on the cabinet of the president and they suceed on their wants but mabini still sending his works and advices to Aguinaldo. One day aguinaldo came to mabini to offer a position in the cabinet.
- On December 11, 1899, he was captured in barrio Kaguilio of the municipality ofKuyapo in Nueva Ecija by soldiers of the United States
- Mabini believed that living outside his prison quarters would make his promise incapable of fulfillment. He also took full opportunity of his stay in prison to indulge in polemics and write articles justifying the Revolution and reaffirming his adherence to the ideal of independence.
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