National Association of Catholic Bishops

The National Catholic Bishops refers to the collective body of Catholic bishops in a specific country, such as the United States. They are responsible for guiding the Catholic Church’s spiritual, moral, and social teachings across their regions. They meet regularly to discuss issues facing the Church and society, develop policies, and coordinate efforts on matters like education, humanitarian work, and public advocacy. Their decisions and statements help shape the Church’s responses to contemporary challenges, ensuring that the faith and practices remain consistent and relevant for Catholics nationwide.