The Roman Catholic Diocese of York is a diocese in England that serves the Catholic community in the region. It is part of the larger Catholic Church in England and Wales and is responsible for the spiritual and administrative needs of its parishes. The diocese is led by a bishop, who oversees the clergy and the faithful within its boundaries. Founded in the early 19th century, the diocese has its cathedral, St. Wilfrid's Cathedral, located in York. The diocese encompasses various parishes and communities, providing religious services, education, and support to its members. It plays a significant role in the local community and promotes the teachings of the Catholic faith.