St. Valentine continued to marry couples after the Roman Emperor Claudius Gothicus made it illegal. he was taken prisioner, tortured and martyred for his faith. In the early Church a martyr was automatically considered as a saint
St. Valentine of Rome was a priest, possibly a bishop.
Valentine was a priest, possibly a bishop, in Rome.
Valentine was a Catholic priest, possibly a bishop.
Valentine of Rome was a Catholic priest, possibly a bishop.
Valentine of Rome was a priest, possibly a bishop, in the early Church.
St. Valentine was a Catholic priest, possibly a bishop, and not a girl.
St. Valentine of Rome who was a priest or bishop in the early days of the Church.
St. Valentine
The home town of Valentine was probably Rome not to mention he was assigned as a priest, possibly a bishop. to work there.
No, St. Valentine of Rome was a third century Catholic priest, possibly a bishop, who lived in Rome. He died there as a martyr.
It is uncertain if Valentine was ever a bishop. However, he was a priest in Rome.
St. Valentine of Rome, a 3rd century priest, possibly a bishop, who was martyred.