Bishop Raimundo of Roda

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Raimundo of Roda was an 11th Century bishop in Spain whose domains were contested with the Bishop of Huesca.

Raimundo was given jurisdiction over churches by the king of Aragon that had been previously confirmed to the Bishop of Huesca by the Council of Jaca. Both sides had all their domains approved by the pope. Thus in 1080 the issue was brought before the king of Aragon who ruled in favor of Raimundo.

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