Which religious organization was the first to adopt a standardized global visual identity system with specific brand guidelines for all its locations worldwide?

Religious products and services represent a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide, with distinctive branding that often spans centuries. From publishers of sacred texts to meditation apps, religious merchandise to pilgrimage services, these brands employ unique recognition strategies. Test your knowledge about how faith-based organizations have created some of the world's most enduring brand identities and recognition systems.

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The Catholic Church (Vatican's 1908 Apostolic Constitution)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1975 Correlation Program)
Tibetan Buddhism (Dalai Lama's 1959 Unified Temple Design)
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (1966 Brand Manual)