The Bishop of Sées is the title given to the head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sées, located in Normandy, France. This diocese has a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages and is known for its significant role in the development of Christianity in the region. The bishop oversees the spiritual and administrative needs of the diocese, which includes various parishes and communities. The city of Sées is notable for its historical architecture, including the Cathedral of Sées, which showcases Gothic and Romanesque styles. The bishop's residence, known as the palais épiscopal, is also an important landmark. The position of Bishop of Sées has been held by various notable figures throughout history, contributing to the diocese's influence in both religious and local affairs.