Stefano I of Naples was a bishop who led the Neapolitan diocese during the late 5th and early 6th centuries. Serving as the successor to Saint Victor, he held his position during a period of significant ecclesiastical tension in Rome. He is historically recognized for his participation in several church councils, including those held in 499 and 501. During his leadership, he oversaw the restoration of a church dedicated to the Holy Savior, which subsequently became known as the Stephania.