The Archdiocese of Vilnius is a significant Roman Catholic jurisdiction located in Lithuania. Established in 1797, it serves as the ecclesiastical province for the region, overseeing various parishes and communities. The archdiocese is centered in the capital city, Vilnius, which is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The archdiocese is led by an archbishop, who is responsible for spiritual leadership and administrative duties within the region. It plays a vital role in promoting the Catholic faith and supporting various social and educational initiatives. The Vilnius Cathedral, a prominent landmark, serves as the archdiocese's main church.