Raoul d'Avranches(Radulfus[1]) was a bishop of Bayeux at the end of the 10th century and the beginning of the 11th century.[2]
Originally from Dol-de-Bretagne, Raoul was from a noble family.[3]
He succeeded bishop Richard and became bishop of Bayeux in 986.
According to the Gallia Christiana, he occupied the seat around 966, but this date seems unlikely.[1]
He signed for foundations in favor of the abbey of Fécamp by the Duke of Normandy in 989 and attended a council held in Rouen in 990.[3]
He was present at the dedication of the church of S. Trinité at Fécamp in 990.
In 1006 a fire destroyed the cathedral of Bayeux.
Radulfus died shortly after the fire.[4]