The Polish Episcopal Conference is the assembly of bishops in Poland, responsible for coordinating the activities of the Catholic Church in the country. Established in 1925, it plays a crucial role in addressing pastoral issues, promoting the Church's teachings, and representing the Polish Catholic community both nationally and internationally. The conference meets regularly to discuss various matters, including social issues, education, and interfaith dialogue. It also issues statements and guidelines that influence the Church's direction in Poland. The Catholic Church in Poland is one of the largest religious institutions, significantly impacting Polish culture and society.