This session will explore the multifaceted role of the Roman Catholic Church in addressing social issues in modern contexts. Participants will analyze how the Church's teachings influence social justice, community engagement, and moral guidance.

This track will delve into the historical evolution of the Roman Catholic Church and its impact on societal norms and values. Papers will examine key events, figures, and movements that have shaped Catholic identity over the centuries.

This session will focus on the principles of Catholic social teaching as they relate to pressing global issues such as poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation. Scholars will discuss the Church's responses and initiatives aimed at fostering social change.

This track will investigate the Catholic Church's engagement in interfaith dialogue and its implications for religious coexistence. Presenters will analyze case studies and the theological underpinnings of such dialogues.

This session will critically assess the outcomes of the Second Vatican Council and its lasting influence on the Roman Catholic Church. Discussions will include shifts in liturgy, ecumenism, and the Church's approach to modernity.

This track will examine the role of gender within the Roman Catholic Church, focusing on issues of leadership, representation, and theological perspectives. Participants will explore the intersection of gender studies and religious practices.