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Saint Valentine, is more of a legendary figure, who is best known as the patron saint of love, marriage, and lovers, and his feast day, February 14, became associated with romance.

As Christianity spread, Pope Gelasius I officially declared 14 February as St. Valentine’s Day in 496 AD, likely in an effort to replace Lupercalia with a more religious observance.

Love it or loathe it, Valentine’s Day comes around every year. While some may claim it's a 'Hallmark holiday', others are counting down the hours asking that someone special to be their Valentine.

St. Valentine — whether priest or bishop — was martyred on Feb. 14, now celebrated as Valentine’s Day. According to most accounts, he was beaten and then beheaded after a time of imprisonment.

“St. Valentine very much gets confused with that image of Cupid, the angelic cherub shooting his arrows; of chocolates and roses and dinners for two and all that romantic aspect of it.