Saint Valentine was a 3rd-century Roman saint, commemorated in Western Christianity on February 14 and in Eastern Orthodoxy on July 6.
Overview
Legends And Myths
Art And Iconography
Historical Background
Feast Day Celebrations
Life And Contributions
Related Saints And Martyrs
Saint Valentine's Canonization
Impact On Modern Valentine's Day
Saint Valentine In Different Cultures
Catholic Church
Saint George
South Korea
Happiness
February
Claudius
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People
🌹 Saint Valentine is celebrated on February 14 each year!
💕 He is known as the 'patron saint of lovers.'
🏛️ Saint Valentine lived around the year 269 AD in ancient Rome.
💍 He secretly married couples when marriages were banned by Emperor Claudius II.
📜 Saint Valentine signed love letters as 'Your Valentine,' inspiring Valentine's Day cards.
❤️ He is remembered for his acts of love and kindness towards others.
🕊️ Unfortunately, he was executed on February 14 for his brave actions.
👀 One legend says he healed the jailer's blind daughter, which led to her family's conversion.
🌍 Different cultures celebrate him in unique ways, like romantic dinners in Italy and Friend's Day in Finland.
🎉 The Feast of Saint Valentine is celebrated with special services and love letters.
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