Saint Valentine of Rome
A Roman priest under Claudius II, Valentine was arrested for his radiant faith. After restoring sight to the daughter of the judge Asterius and conver…
First name and chronology
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Valentine, between 201 and 1937; the most famous is Saint Valentine, celebrated on January 7th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A Roman priest under Claudius II, Valentine was arrested for his radiant faith. After restoring sight to the daughter of the judge Asterius and conver…
Bishop of Terni in the 3rd century, Valentine converted the philosopher Craton and several disciples after miraculously healing his son. Refusing idol…
A 5th-century missionary bishop, Valentine left the Netherlands to evangelize Passau. After receiving his mission and consecration from Pope Leo the G…
Blessed Valentin Paquay (1828-1905), nicknamed the "holy little Father" of Hasselt, is a Belgian Franciscan priest renowned for his tireless ministry …
The Spanish priest Valentín Palencia Marquina and four young laymen from the Patronato de San José were martyred together on January 15, 1937, at Moun…
The feast of Valentine is celebrated on January 7th, in memory of Saint Valentine.
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Valentine, including Saint Valentine, Saint Valentine, Saint Valentine, Valentín Palencia Marquina and 4 companions (5) and Johannes Ludovicus Paquay.
The most famous saint named Valentine is Saint Valentine (5th century).