Avit of Clermont was a 6th-century bishop who served the community of Clermont. Born around 525 into a Roman Avitii family, he eventually succeeded Cautinus to lead the local church. Throughout his career, he was known for his active role in ecclesiastical governance, including his participation in the 590 Clermont church council. He is recognized as a saint within both the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions for his religious leadership and various significant actions during his tenure.