
MABINI'S DECALOGUE FOR FILIPINOS
This thoughtful political and moral work presents a Filipino revolutionary thinker’s vision for building a just, honorable nation. Framed as a “true decalogue,” its commandments connect devotion to God with personal integrity, education, diligent work, and service to humanity. At the heart of the opening is a powerful belief that love of country is both a sacred duty and a responsibility to ancestors and future generations.
The accompanying biography places these principles in the turbulent struggle for Philippine independence. It follows a brilliant scholar, lawyer, statesman, and adviser whose political writings helped shape a young republic, even as illness, poverty, imprisonment, and exile tested his resolve. Read today, the work offers more than a historical document: it is an invitation to consider conscience, civic responsibility, national identity, and the sacrifices required to preserve freedom.
Language
en
Duration
~7 minutes (6K characters)
Release date
Jan 10, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1864–1903
A brilliant lawyer, statesman, and revolutionary thinker, he helped shape the Philippines’ first republican government during its struggle for independence. Known as the “Brains of the Revolution,” he continued his work despite losing the use of his legs to polio.
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