The Catholic Bishops of France are a group of bishops who oversee the Roman Catholic Church in France. They are responsible for guiding the spiritual and administrative aspects of the Church, including pastoral care, education, and social issues. The bishops meet regularly to discuss important matters affecting the Church and its followers. The bishops are organized under the French Episcopal Conference, which coordinates their activities and represents the Church in national discussions. Each bishop leads a diocese, which is a specific geographic area, and they work together to promote the teachings of the Catholic Church throughout France.