Fidentius of Padua was a second-century Christian bishop and martyr. Although historical details regarding his life remain unknown, he is traditionally associated with the city of Padua. Some accounts suggest he may have been of Armenian origin, which is reflected in the name Fidentius Armenus. His identity as a bishop was recorded in historical chronologies of the Paduan see, specifically appearing as the third bishop in some lists. He is commemorated by the Catholic Church on November 16.