The Episcopal Conference of Brazil is a national assembly of bishops from the Roman Catholic Church in Brazil. It serves as a platform for collaboration and decision-making on various issues affecting the Church and society. The conference addresses pastoral care, social justice, and the promotion of the Catholic faith across the country. Founded in 1952, the conference plays a vital role in guiding the Church's mission in Brazil. It organizes events, provides resources for clergy and laity, and engages in dialogue with other religious and social organizations. The conference also represents the Brazilian Catholic Church in international forums.