The "Primate of Poland" is the title given to the highest-ranking bishop in the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. This position is traditionally held by the Archbishop of Gniezno, who is responsible for overseeing the spiritual and administrative matters of the Church in the country. The Primate plays a significant role in representing the Polish Church both nationally and internationally. Historically, the Primate of Poland has been influential in various social and political issues, especially during times of national crisis. The role has been pivotal in promoting religious unity and addressing moral concerns within Polish society. Notable Primates include Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, who was a key figure during the communist era.