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International Conference on Catholic Church and Political Engagement

📅 4–5 Feb 2027 📍 Athens, Greece 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores how the Catholic Church influences political discourse and public policy through its teachings and social doctrine. It aims to analyze the implications of church-state relations on democratic processes and civic engagement.

This session focuses on the voting behaviors of Catholic populations and the factors that influence their political engagement. It seeks to understand how faith and religious teachings shape electoral choices and political affiliations.

This track examines the intersection of Catholic social teaching and public policy formulation. Participants will discuss how these teachings can inform ethical decision-making in governance and social justice initiatives.

This session delves into the ethical frameworks provided by the Catholic Church for political engagement. It aims to foster dialogue on the moral responsibilities of politicians and citizens in light of Catholic values.

This track addresses the challenges and opportunities related to religious freedom in contemporary political landscapes. It will explore the role of the Catholic Church in advocating for religious rights and liberties.

This session investigates the impact of Catholic social movements on democratic practices and civic activism. Participants will analyze case studies of successful movements that have emerged from Catholic social teachings.

This track examines the relationship between faith-based perspectives, particularly those of the Catholic Church, and the promotion of human rights. Discussions will focus on how religious beliefs can inform and enhance human rights advocacy.

This session explores the theological underpinnings of political engagement within the Catholic tradition. It aims to discuss how theological insights can contribute to contemporary political thought and action.

This track analyzes the Catholic Church's role in shaping global political dynamics and international relations. Participants will discuss the Church's diplomatic efforts and its impact on global governance.

This session focuses on the strategies employed by the Catholic Church and its members in advocating for social justice and public policy reform. It will highlight successful advocacy campaigns and their outcomes.

This track examines the Catholic Church's views on democracy and its implications for political engagement. Discussions will center on how Catholic teachings can inform democratic practices and enhance civic responsibility.