The Bishop of Senlis is a historical title associated with the Roman Catholic Church in France. The diocese of Senlis, located in the Oise department, was established in the early Middle Ages and played a significant role in the ecclesiastical hierarchy of the region. The bishop was responsible for overseeing the spiritual and administrative needs of the local church community. Throughout history, various bishops have held this title, influencing both religious and political matters in the area. The diocese was eventually merged with the Diocese of Beauvais in the 18th century, but the legacy of the Bishop of Senlis remains an important part of the church's history in France.