Antonio Luna poses with a microscope at theВ Institut PasteurВ in Paris, France. Luna also wrote in La Solidaridad, a newspaper published by the propagandists in Spain. He commissioned Pedro Serrano Laktaw to secretly organize Masonic Lodges in the Philippines to strengthen the Propaganda Movement. Like most of the Filipino reformists, he joined Masonry and rose to Master Mason. In Spain, Luna joined the Propaganda Movement, a cultural and literary organization of Filipino expatriates it called for the assimilation of the Philippines as a province of Spain, Filipino representation in the Spanish legislature, freedom of speech and the press, and Filipino equality before the law. Antonio Luna with fellow propagandists Eduardo de Lete (CENTER) and Marcelo H. He earned a Licentiate in Pharmacy at the Universidad de BarcelonaВ in Spain and in 1890 was conferred a Doctorate in Pharmacy by the Universidad Central de Madrid. In 1881 he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the Ateneo Municipal de ManilaВ (ABOVE).

He memorized the Doctrina CristianaВ (catechism), first published in 1593, and believed to be the first book printed in the Philippines. His brother, Juan, is recognized as one of the greatest Filipino painters.ДЄt the age of six, Antonio learned reading, writing, and arithmetic from a teacher known as Maestro Intong. He was the youngest of seven children of Ilocano parents his father, JoaquпїЅn Luna, hailed from Badoc, Ilocos Norte Province, and his mother, Spanish mestiza Laureana Novicio, was a native of Namacpacan (now Luna), La Union Province. Antonio Luna (LEFT, in 1898) was born in Urbiztondo, Binondo district, Manila on Oct.

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