Saint Aimé was a 7th-century Benedictine monk who served as the Bishop of Sion in the Valais. Born into a wealthy family, he lived as a monk at the Abbey of Saint Maurice before being elevated to the episcopacy around 669. Known for his dedicated pastoral care and generosity toward the poor, he was eventually forced into exile by King Theuderic III following false accusations regarding the Mayor of the Palace, Ebroin. He spent his final years in a monastery near Merville.