Catholic Saint
St. Valentine
“A priest who defied Emperor Claudius II by marrying couples in secret, resulting in his martyrdom.”
Feast Day: February 14
Biography
St. Valentine was a Roman priest renowned for his courage in marrying couples during a time when such unions were prohibited by the emperor. His dedication to love and faith ultimately led to his imprisonment and execution. Today, he is celebrated as the patron saint of lovers, symbolizing commitment and hope.
Prayer to St. Valentine
Love is the martyrdom of a Christ.