The Online Pure Love and Blessing Workshop Level 1 was successfully conducted on August 21, 2026, through Zoom, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The program began with a Holy Song Session, followed by the opening program consisting of house rules, attendance checking, the CIG Anthem, bowing, and an opening prayer. The opening remarks were delivered by Mrs. Catherine Gregorio, Director of the Blessed Family Department, who welcomed the participants and helped set the direction and purpose of the workshop.

The main educational sessions were facilitated by Mr. Hiroto Guingayan, who delivered two lectures entitled “Identity of 2nd Gen. and the Value of Purity” and “True Love vs. False Love.” The lectures aimed to deepen the participants’ understanding of their identity, the importance of maintaining purity, and the meaning of true love. A question-and-answer session followed, giving participants an opportunity to clarify and reflect on the topics discussed.

Participants also joined a breakout room discussion, where they were able to share their insights and reflections with one another. The workshop concluded with closing remarks, a unison prayer, the Cheers of Eog Mansei, and a group photo opportunity.

Overall, the three-hour online workshop provided a meaningful opportunity for participants to strengthen their understanding of purity, true love, and their identity as members of the second generation while encouraging active participation and reflection. 

Reflection

Himsen Faith Paray

Attending the Pure Love and Blessing Workshop again, after first attending Level 1 back in 2022, felt like a meaningful reminder of things I may have already known but needed to hear again. I’m grateful for the opportunity to receive the lectures and, more importantly, to be reminded of my value, my identity, and my purpose. Sometimes, in the busyness of life, we can easily lose sight of who we are and what we are meant to live for. This workshop gave me the chance to pause, reflect, and reconnect with those things. Four years later, I may be in a different season of my life, but the message still resonates—and perhaps even more deeply this time. I’m grateful to have been reminded that my worth is inherent, my identity has meaning, and my life has a purpose.