Valentine's Day February 14
Valentine's Day is not just a commercial invention linked to the love and gifts. It has its historical antecedents in pagan celebrations dating back to Roman times and associated with fertility. Actually had its antecedents on 15 February and after a papal ban, went to a place on day 14. We did some things we hope you like.
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According to other historical accounts, Valentine would have served as a priest in the temple during the reign of Emperor Claudius III when the young men decided they should all be soldiers, and forbade the marriage. Valentine would realize the injustice of the decree and continue dirigiendio the rite of marriage for young couples in secret until discovered by Claudius who would you imprison him for defiance. There are several theories about the history of Valentine's Day. Some say the origins are in Valentine, a Roman who was martyred for refusing to renounce their Christian faith, and for attempting to help Christians escape the prisons of the Romans, and who died on February 14, 269 AD
According to legend, St. Valentine left a farewell letter to the jailer's daughter who had fallen during his imprisonment, and this letter would be the first love letter valentine. Left at the end of the same signature "From your Valentine", a firm that subsequently become popular for couples who sent cards valentine phrases.
In the year 496 AD, Pope Gelasius decided that February 14 would be the day that would honor St. Valentine.
Little by little the day February 14 was turning into a date that was exchanged messages of love and Valentine became the patron of lovers
