The Polish Bishops are members of the Catholic Church's hierarchy in Poland. They oversee various dioceses and are responsible for spiritual leadership, pastoral care, and the administration of the Church in their regions. The Polish Bishops' Conference, established in 1965, serves as a collective body to address national issues and promote the Church's mission. The bishops play a significant role in Polish society, often engaging in discussions about moral and ethical issues. They also participate in ecumenical dialogues with other Christian denominations and faiths, fostering unity and understanding within the diverse religious landscape of Poland.