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Mga Lihim ni Dimasalang
Presented by Patrol Ng Pilipino, “Mga Lihim ni Dimasalang” (Dimasalang’s Secrets) is a 2011 documentary by journalist Jeff Canoy that features freemasonry in the Philippines and the story of national hero Jose Rizal and his Masonic life as Dimasalang.
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Presented by Patrol Ng Pilipino, “Mga Lihim ni Dimasalang” (Dimasalang’s Secrets) is a 2011 documentary by journalist Jeff Canoy that features freemasonry in the Philippines and the story of national hero Jose Rizal and his Masonic life as Dimasalang.
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