The Bishop of Eauze is a historical title associated with the Roman Catholic Church in the region of Eauze, located in southwestern France. This bishopric was established in the early Middle Ages and played a significant role in the religious and political life of the area. The bishop was responsible for overseeing the spiritual needs of the local population and managing church properties. Eauze was part of the ancient province of Gascony, and the bishopric was influential in the development of the region. The bishops often participated in regional councils and were involved in the broader ecclesiastical hierarchy, contributing to the governance of the church in France.