Nikitas of Chalcedon was a bishop who is recognized as a confessor within the Orthodox tradition. Although specific biographical details regarding his birth or death are not recorded in the available historical data, he is honored for his religious steadfastness. He is commemorated as a saint, specifically noted for his role in the church during his time in Chalcedon.
Veneration and feast days
In the Orthodox Church, Nikitas is remembered through specific liturgical celebrations. His feast day is observed on May 28 according to the October calendar, while the Russian tradition commemorates him on June 10. He is venerated as a holy figure due to his status as a confessor.