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International Conference on Catholic Church, Family, and Society

19th Apr – 20th Apr 2027 Toronto, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Catholic Church, Family, and Society conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality

This track explores the influence of the Catholic Church on family structures and dynamics. It seeks to analyze how ecclesiastical teachings shape family values and relationships within contemporary society.

This session focuses on the theological underpinnings of marriage as a sacrament in the Catholic tradition. Participants will discuss the implications of sacramental theology for contemporary marital practices and challenges.

This track examines the intersection of parenting practices and Catholic social teachings. It aims to provide insights into how these teachings can guide parents in fostering moral and ethical development in their children.

This session delves into the ethical considerations surrounding family life from a moral theological perspective. Participants will engage in discussions about the moral dilemmas faced by families and the Church's response.

This track focuses on the role of family ministry within parish life and its impact on community engagement. It aims to explore best practices for fostering strong family units through church-led initiatives.

This session investigates the concept of the domestic church and its significance in nurturing faith within families. Participants will explore how families can embody the Church's mission in their daily lives.

This track addresses the implications of social policy on family welfare from a Catholic perspective. It seeks to analyze how the Church can advocate for policies that support family stability and well-being.

This session explores the ethical dimensions of sexuality within the context of family life according to Catholic teachings. Participants will discuss contemporary challenges and the Church's guidance on sexual morality.

This track focuses on strategies for providing support to families experiencing crises. It aims to highlight the Church's role in offering pastoral care and resources to strengthen families during difficult times.

This session examines the integration of family life within the broader context of parish activities. Participants will discuss ways to enhance family participation in parish life and the benefits of such engagement.

This track investigates the role of family networks in fostering community cohesion. It aims to explore how the Catholic Church can facilitate connections among families to strengthen communal bonds.

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