A Bishops' Conference is a formal assembly of bishops from a specific region or country, organized to discuss and address issues related to the Catholic Church. These conferences facilitate collaboration among bishops, allowing them to share insights, develop pastoral strategies, and promote unity within the Church. Typically, a Bishops' Conference will focus on various topics, including liturgical practices, social justice, and education. They also play a role in representing the Church's interests to government authorities and other organizations. Each conference operates under the guidance of the Vatican and adheres to the teachings of the Catholic faith.