The Roman Catholic Diocese of Kraków is a significant ecclesiastical territory in southern Poland. Established in the 11th century, it is part of the larger Roman Catholic Church and serves as a center for spiritual and administrative activities in the region. The diocese is known for its rich history and cultural heritage, including its connection to notable figures like Pope John Paul II. The diocese encompasses the city of Kraków and surrounding areas, providing pastoral care to a diverse population. It is home to numerous parishes, schools, and charitable organizations, reflecting the Church's commitment to community service and education.