French Bishops are leaders within the Catholic Church in France, responsible for overseeing local dioceses. They play a crucial role in guiding the spiritual and administrative aspects of the Church, including the celebration of sacraments and the implementation of Church teachings. The French Bishops' Conference, known as Conférence des évêques de France, is an assembly that brings together all bishops in France. This conference addresses national issues, promotes collaboration among dioceses, and represents the Church's interests in society. Bishops also engage in dialogue with other religious groups and participate in social and ethical discussions.