Diocesan Assembly

A Diocesan Assembly is a formal gathering of church leaders and members within a specific geographic area called a diocese. Its purpose is to discuss, plan, and make decisions about church activities, finances, programs, and policies. The assembly typically includes clergy, lay representatives, and sometimes other stakeholders, working together to ensure the spiritual and organizational well-being of their community. It functions as a key decision-making body that helps guide the direction of the diocese in alignment with church teachings and goals.