Aré de Nevers was a 6th-century Catholic bishop residing in France. He held the position of Bishop of Nevers and was an active participant in several important ecclesiastical gatherings of his era. Specifically, he attended the Fifth Council of Orléans, where he signed the council's decrees in 549, and he was also present at the Second Synod of Paris in 551. He is recognized as a saint within both the Catholic and Orthodox traditions.