These sessions included discussions on IMCS leadership virtues, focusing on the need for young leaders to be spiritually awake, socially engaged, ecologically sensitive, and globally connected. The delegates shared their personal experiences, innovative ideas, and strategies for tackling the most pressing issues of our time. Pope Francis’ message to the summit, delivered as part of the centennial celebration, served as a guiding inspiration: “I encourage you to continue to be agents of social change, steadfast in your efforts to help build a more inclusive, harmonious, and sustainable world. Be ever ready to give the best of yourselves in meeting the challenges that lie ahead, attentive to the signs of the times and committed to the service of the poor, the vulnerable, and the underprivileged.” These words resonated deeply with all participants, reinforcing the mission of IMCS Pax Romana to cultivate student leaders who are committed to solidarity, justice, and peacebuilding. 

In addition to these reflective and visionary discussions, the summit included practical workshops on project management, campaign planning, and youth advocacy, equipping participants with concrete skills to take back to their local communities. Special focus was given to upcoming initiatives such as the Pax Jubilee Campaign, which aims to mobilize students and youth worldwide for justice and peace, and the World Youth Day 2025-2027, which will be a pivotal moment for young Catholics to unite around shared values and global action.