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Wednesday, 10 October 2012

35th Anniversary PhotoEssay

On 18th August 2012, the Knights of Rizal and Ladies for Rizal Bonn Chapter celebrated their 35th founding anniversary. The celebration's highlight was the Knighting of new Knights and Ladies for Bonn Chapter, new Knights for the Stuttagrt Marquardt Chapter and new Ladies for the Cologne Chapter. Here are a few pictures from the momentous and well attended event.




Sunday, 17 June 2012

LFR KOR Participates in Rizal Birthday Celebrations in Heidelberg

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On June 16, the Heidelberg Chapter of the Knights of Rizal and Ladies for Rizal celebrated our national hero's 151st birthday with simple ceremonies and food sharing. The LFR KOR Bonn Chapter actively participated in the celebrations by driving via convoy all the way south to Heidelberg to commemorate the event.

Sunday, 27 November 2011

Happy Golden Birthday Sir Teddy!

Sir Teddy cutting his birthday  cake

On 11 November 2011, the Ladies for Rizal and Knights of Rizal Bonn Chapter celebrated the 50th birthday of their very own, Sir Teddy Amarga. Sir Teddy is one of the most hardworking Knights in the Chapter, a true asset to the organization.


The potluck event was held at one of the members' residence and was a truly joyous affair. As usual, food was aplenty and drinks were overflowing.
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Congratulations and many happy returns to Sir Teddy from all your brother Knights and sister Ladies!

Thursday, 21 July 2011

Announcing the "KOR LFR Interviews" Series

In the coming weeks a new series of articles - running parallel to the "Projects" articles series - will be added to the website. The new series is called "KOR LFR Interview Series" and it will feature one-on-one interviews with officers and members of the KOR and LFR Bonn Chapter. The series aim to introduce the people behind the organisation, a sort of backstage ticket to the movers and shakers of the group. The series will explore their views and perceptions on living  and working abroad, on their social engagement via the KOR LFR and their vision for the organisation. 

The series will be an exciting chain of articles that allow friends and supporters to get to know the Ladies and Knights like never before. Stay tuned!

Monday, 21 March 2011

Happy Birthday Sir Dirk


The 19th of March was reserved for a special date: the celebration of Sir Dirk Hampel's birthday. Happy Birthday Sir Dirk!

Monday, 21 February 2011

President “PNoy” Aquino becomes a Knight of Rizal


At the 2011 International Assembly and Conference on Rizal with the theme, “The New Rizals: Emerging Leaders Innovating Across Sectors (ELIAS) and Beyond Borders,” held at the centennial ballroom of the Manila Hotel, Philippine President Benigno S. Aquino III was conferred the Knight Grand Cross of Rizal, the highest degree of the Order bestowed on him for his uncompromising stand and initiatives for moral leadership, clean governance, commendable civic virtues and pro-people programs. The same recognition was awarded posthumously to his late father, Senator Benigno Aquino Jr., on December 30, 1986.

The citation of the Order was presented to the President by Don Emilio Yap, KGCR, chairman of Manila Hotel, and Roger Quiambao, KGCR conference chairman while deputy supreme commander Reghis Romero II, KGCR, supreme chancellor Jeremias Singson gave the sash and medallion. The ceremonial sword was awarded to the President by Justo P. Torres Jr., KGCR supreme commander emeritus and Dr. Pablo Trillana III, supreme commander Order of the Knights of Rizal.

Saturday, 19 February 2011

Aquino urges Rizalistas to Continue the Legacy of Jose Rizal


President Benigno S. Aquino III on Thursday challenged the 12,000 strong members of the Knights of Rizal worldwide to continue the legacy of national hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, and help the government in the fight against poverty and wrongdoings in the public service.

“The real reason we are gathered here is not just because of an anniversary, not just because of history, but also because of the fact that we must remember and reignite the ideals that our national hero Jose Rizal gave his entire life to. Today is a reminder of the tasks that lay ahead all of us,” the President said.

“You are knights; complete with ranks and insignia, which are recognized by the Honors code of the Philippines as official awards of the Republic, and if you hold strong and continue your dedicated work, and if each and every person in this country does the same, then we will forge further onward into being the Philippines that Jose Rizal once dreamed of, that all of us continue to dream of,” he further said.

 He also urged them to learn the lessons from the famous anecdotes about Rizal particularly when the Spanish doctor noticed that he was perfectly calm minutes before his actual execution. "This is the power of knowing that one is doing the right thing, of having a clear conscience, and we must learn from this,” he said noting that each and every Filipino must have returned to much older, more classical, and much nobler ideals of the country’s heroes - the ideals of honesty, transparency and nationalism.