The Catholic Bishops' Conference is a national assembly of bishops from a specific country or region. Its primary purpose is to discuss and address issues related to the Catholic Church, including pastoral care, social justice, and moral teachings. The conference also serves as a platform for collaboration among bishops to promote unity and coordinate efforts in their dioceses. Each conference typically produces documents and guidelines that reflect the collective stance of the bishops on various matters. They may also engage with government authorities and other organizations to advocate for the Church's interests and the welfare of the community, ensuring that the teachings of the Catholic Church are upheld.