The Archbishop of Toledo is a senior ecclesiastical leader in the Roman Catholic Church, overseeing the Archdiocese of Toledo in Spain. This position has historical significance, as Toledo was once the capital of Spain and a center of religious and cultural life. The archbishop is responsible for guiding the spiritual and administrative affairs of the archdiocese, which includes several dioceses in the surrounding region. The title of Archbishop of Toledo has been held by many notable figures throughout history, including Cardinal Francisco de Toledo and Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Llovera. The archbishop also plays a vital role in the broader Catholic community, participating in national and international church matters.