St. Valentine of Rome was a priest, possibly a bishop, in the third century. When the Roman Emperor made marriage illegal (he was having trouble raising an army because he could not draft married men) Valentine continued to marry couples in secret. That did not please the emperor so he had Valentine thrown into prison and then beaten and beheaded about the year 269. Shortly before he was killed he sent a note to a young girl who had befriended him asking her to remain faithful to God. He signed it "From Your Valentine."
St. Valentine of Rome killed no one.
Saint Valentine killed nobody so had no victims. Instead, he became a victim and was imprisoned, tortured and beheaded.
He was killed by Claudius Gothicus, emperor of Rome.
Saint Valentine of Rome was probably raised in that city but there is no written record of his early life.
Saint Valentine is believed to have been buried on February 14, which is now celebrated as Valentine's Day. The exact year of his burial is unclear, but it is thought to have occurred in the 3rd century AD.
February 14 is the feast day of Saint Valentine of Rome.
Saint Valentine of Rome is the patron saint of lovers.
Valentines day was named after Saint Valentine.
Saint valentine
Saint Valentine was a priest in Rome.
Saint Valentine of Rome
The feast day of Saint Valentine of Rome is on February 14. He is considered the patron saint of lovers.