Popular lore says that in 5th century A.D., there was a St. Valentine who was imprisoned for some transgression. The myth says the jailer’s daughter took pity, brought him food, and tried to save him.

He declared Feb. 14 as the feast day of a St. Valentine, who had been martyred about 200 years before. But that theory emerged in an 1807 book without any evidence to support the connection ...

Valentine’s Day has no roots in romantic love, chubby angels, roses, chocolates or anything else we see on TV and in shop windows. It’s actually a commemoration of the life of a 3rd Century saint ...

He added, "I am so in love with you that there isn't anything else." Happy St. Valentine's Day. #thesterlings" RHOA viewers saw Marcille and Sterling tie the knot on an episode of the Bravo series ...

Another common myth is that the day was named after St Valentine, who defied orders from the emperor to marry couples in secret, which would keep the men from being sent to war. Today, Valentine ...

Valentine's Day is named after Saint Valentine, a Catholic clergyman who lived in Rome during the 3rd century BC. The day is followed by different names such as Saint Valentine’s Day or Feast of Saint ...

Valentine's Day - also known as Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine - is an annual holiday which is celebrated on February 14. Observers will send cards and gifts to a loved one ...