I am not sure if I really understand your question, especially in its original unedited form. However, I will try to answer what I think you are asking.
St. Valentine is still a saint and listed in the Roman Martyrology of the Catholic Church. However, in 1969 he was removed from the Roman Calendar of Saints along with a number of other saints because so little information was known about them. Some other saints removed at the time were St. Christopher, St. Dorothy, St. Ursula and St. Barbara. In most cases the cults of the saints remain intact and they may be venerated locally. Such is the case of St. Valentine of Rome. In other cases the very existence of the saint was in question and their cults were abolished.
In most cases so many legends and myths had grown around some of these saints that it was no longer possible to distinguish what was fact and what was fiction.
No, there are quite a number of saints named Valentine. However, the best known of these was Saint Valentine of Rome.
Yes, there were at least three saints named Valentine.
Before he was removed from the Calendar of Saints in 1969, the feast day of Saint Valentine of Rome was observed on February 14.
Yes, there were several saints named Valentine. The best known and most popular is Saint Valentine of Rome who has a feast day on February 14.
Saint Valentine (in Latin, Valentinus) is the name of several martyred saints of ancient Rome.Cupid was a Roman god of love.
In 1969 Valentine and a number of other saints were removed from the Calendar of Saints. He is still considered a saint, however.
Saint Valentine, Saint Veronica, or St. Vitus
There are at least 3 saints named Valentine and all of them were martyrs. None of them was 'invented.'
There is no written record about Saint Valentine of Rome so your question can not be answered, It was precisely for this lack of information that Valentine was removed from the Calendar of Saints back in 1969.
Many saints had their heads removed. Here are a few examples:John the Baptist Saint Paul Saint George Saint Denis Saint Valentine of Rome
Valentine's Day is the anniversary of the death of Saint Valentine. Muslim countries do not honor saints.
Before it was removed from the Calendar of Saints in 1969, the feast of Saint Valentine of Rome was celebrated on February 14.