BY A STAFF REPORTER: Valentine's Day is celebrated for a week in February every year. The day is named after St. Valentine. At the end of the fifth century, Pope Gelasius declared February 14 as Valentine's Day. If we look at the pages of history, we will see that this day was celebrated to commemorate the sacrifice of St. Valentine, a resident, priest and physician of Rome during the 3rd century. Who was also a preacher. In addition, he also used to perform wedding ceremonies to get roman soldiers married.
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