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📅 19 – 20 Apr 2027 📍 New York, USA 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Catholic Church and Globalization
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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the multifaceted role of the Catholic Church in the context of globalization, examining its influence on social, cultural, and economic dynamics. Papers will analyze how the Church navigates and responds to global challenges while maintaining its core values.

This session focuses on the evolving nature of mission work within the Global South, highlighting the intersection of faith, culture, and development. Contributions will discuss innovative approaches to mission that respect local contexts and promote sustainable practices.

This track investigates the impact of cultural exchange facilitated by the Catholic Church in various regions. Papers will examine how these exchanges foster mutual understanding and respect among diverse communities.

This session addresses the importance of interreligious dialogue as a tool for peacebuilding and cooperation in a globalized society. Contributions will explore case studies and theoretical frameworks that highlight the Church's role in fostering interfaith relationships.

This track delves into the principles of Catholic Social Teaching as they relate to contemporary global ethical issues. Papers will discuss how these teachings can guide responses to challenges such as inequality, environmental degradation, and human rights.

This session examines current global religious trends and their implications for the Catholic Church. Contributions will analyze shifts in religious affiliation, practice, and belief, and how these trends affect the Church's mission and outreach.

This track focuses on the process of inculturation within the Catholic Church as it engages with diverse cultural contexts worldwide. Papers will explore how inculturation enriches the Church's mission and enhances its relevance in various societies.

This session investigates the role of transnational networks in facilitating Church diplomacy and global engagement. Contributions will highlight the Church's diplomatic efforts in addressing international conflicts and promoting social justice.

This track explores the challenges and opportunities presented by migration from the perspective of the Catholic Church. Papers will discuss the Church's pastoral responses and advocacy efforts to support migrants and refugees.

This session highlights innovative social justice initiatives led by the Catholic Church across the globe. Contributions will examine the effectiveness of these initiatives in addressing systemic injustices and promoting human dignity.

This track analyzes contemporary global missionary activities undertaken by the Catholic Church, focusing on strategies and challenges in a rapidly changing world. Papers will explore how these activities adapt to cultural and social transformations while remaining true to the Church's mission.

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