Valentine's Day may have been attempt to 'Christianize' Lupercalia The Christian church may have been trying to “Christianize” the pagan celebration of Lupercalia.

Valentine's Day is almost here, but it wasn't always the heart-filled, card-giving, chocolate-gifting holiday we know today. Here's everything you should know about the history of the beloved ...

Each Valentine's Day, ... Two bishops are associated with Saint Valentine and both were martyrs "who died on behalf of the Christian church in the face of persecution from the Romans," he said.

Valentine's Day hasn't always been associated with romance. Here is the fascinating story of the dark history behind what made February 14 the love-fest it is today.

Valentine’s Day is more than romance; it celebrates love in all forms. Its history blends ancient and Christian traditions, emphasizing connection and appreciation.

The holiday might have been created to be celebrated in mid-February to honor St. Valentine’s death or to help Christian leaders celebrate Lupercalia, a pagan fertility festival held on February ...

Notorious St. Valentine's Day Massacre in Chicago . In 1929, arguably the most brutal gangster murders of all time took place on Feb. 14 inside a garage in Chicago's Lincoln Park.

The group released anti-Valentine's posters ahead of 14 February, encouraging users to post a picture of themselves with a poster saying "I do not celebrate Valentine's Day." ...

Single for Valentine's Day? This Phoenix bar wants to fix that. Gracie's Tax Bar in downtown Phoenix is playing matchmaker. On Feb. 13, Gracie's is hosting a "Pitch Your Single Friend to a Group ...