Benignus of Le Puy was a bishop who served during the early 7th century. While specific details regarding his life remain uncertain, he is believed to have been a contemporary of Constantius of Albi. He held his position in the region of Le Puy, though historical records suggest the episcopal see was located in Ruessium (modern Saint-Paulien) during his era rather than in the current site of the cathedral. He was eventually succeeded by Saint Agripa.