Yes, they do celebrate Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day actually started from a man named St. Valentine, who was martyred on February 14. This day became his feast day.
The origins of Valentine's Day are not clear but many sources believe that it stems from the story of St Valentine, a Roman priest who was martyred on or around February 14 in the year 270 CE.
February 14th is the Feast of Saint Valentinus (Valentine). Valentinus was a Catholic priest who was martyred (beheaded) on February 14 in 270 CE at the order of Claudius II. One legend is that while he was awaiting his execution, Valentinus restored the sight of his jailer's blind daughter and that, on the eve of his death, he wrote a farewell note to the jailer's daughter which he signed, "From your Valentine."
The feast of St. Valentine of Rome is celebrated on February 14.
None. However, St. Valentine of Rome was martyred and the feast day is named for him. We do not know the date he died.
The feast day of St. Valentine of Rome is on February 14, Valentine's Day.
February 14 was the day that St. Valentine was executed.
If there had been no St. Valentine there would have been no Valentine Day. February 14 was his feast day.
Valentine's Day is celebrated in February because St. Valentine, for whom the day is named, celebrates his feast day on February 14.
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Everyone who sends a Valentine on February 14 that says "From Your Valentine" is quoting Saint Valentine.