Italian Episcopal Conference, Episcopal Conference in Italy
The Italian Episcopal Conference is a collegial body that unites all bishops of the Catholic Church in Italy. This organization meets regularly to develop joint positions on Church and social matters affecting the country.
Founded in 1971, this organization emerged from the need to coordinate positions among Italian bishops. Since its establishment, it has shaped religious and social developments across the country.
It plays a significant role in Italian society and culture, influencing many aspects of life including education and social issues.
The body holds two annual plenary assemblies, typically during spring and fall months. Visitors should know that this is an internal organization mainly accessible to members.
The body includes not only diocesan bishops but also archbishops and cardinals among its members. This composition makes it one of the most comprehensive gatherings of Catholic hierarchy in Europe.
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