The Metropolitan Archdiocese of Lille is a significant Roman Catholic jurisdiction located in northern France. It serves as the central archdiocese for the region, overseeing several suffragan dioceses. The archdiocese was established in 1913 and is named after the city of Lille, which is its administrative center. The archdiocese is part of the Catholic Church in France and plays a vital role in the spiritual and community life of its members. It is led by an archbishop, who is responsible for guiding the local churches and promoting the Catholic faith throughout the area.