This track invites papers that explore the historical evolution of the Catholic Church's influence across different regions and cultures. Emphasis will be placed on key events, figures, and movements that have shaped the Church's global presence.

Scholars are encouraged to examine various evangelization strategies employed by the Catholic Church throughout history. This track will analyze the effectiveness and cultural implications of these strategies in diverse contexts.

This session will focus on the intersection of Catholic missionary activities and colonialism, exploring how these missions influenced both the Church and the societies they engaged with. Papers may address ethical considerations and historical outcomes of these interactions.

Papers in this track will investigate significant religious reforms within the Catholic Church and their lasting impact on doctrine and practice. Discussions may include the Reformation, Vatican II, and contemporary reform movements.

This track seeks to explore the role of papal authority in shaping Catholic doctrine and governance across different cultures. Contributions may analyze the evolving perception of the papacy in response to global challenges.

This session will examine the factors contributing to the expansion of the Catholic Church from historical and contemporary viewpoints. Papers may discuss demographic changes, migration patterns, and the role of technology in church growth.

Scholars are invited to explore the processes of Christianization and their effects on indigenous cultures. This track will address both the positive and negative consequences of cultural transformation initiated by the Catholic Church.

This track will focus on the Jesuit missions as a case study of cultural exchange between the Catholic Church and various indigenous populations. Papers may analyze the educational, social, and religious impacts of Jesuit efforts.

This session will investigate the role of the Catholic Church in various religious conflicts throughout history. Contributions may explore the Church's responses to conflict and its efforts in promoting reconciliation.

This track will explore the complex relationship between the Catholic Church and state authorities across different historical contexts. Papers may address issues of governance, religious freedom, and the Church's influence on public policy.

This session will examine the principles of Catholic social teaching in addressing contemporary global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation. Scholars are encouraged to discuss the relevance of these teachings in today's socio-political landscape.