St. Valentine’s Day provides an opportunity to express our love not only to others, but also to God.
It’s easy to forget that the “holiday of love” began as a Catholic saint’s feast day! Celebrate with a short movie, activity, and dessert.
If you're looking for a perfect present to give your loved one for St. Valentine's Day, considering gifting them one of these 6 new novels by Catholic authors.
Our daily sacrifices are not burdens but tokens of love for the One who loves us; a Valentine's Ash Wednesday reminded that Lent is a time to resolve to fall deeper in love with God.
When Ash Wednesday and St. Valentine's Day collide, Catholics are stuck making difficult choices, especially as the world indulges in delicious treats.
This coming Valentine's Day will be different, a romantic celebration marked by ashes. Here's why married couples should welcome that.
Lent this year begins on Valentine's Day. The Holy Father invites us to reflect: "Through the desert, God leads us to freedom."
David Seering said that he felt called to write "The Vow" for his wife after looking through his wedding photo album.
Dust off your wedding dress and join in this fun French idea!
Valentine's Day celebrates the life of St. Valentine of Rome, a priest who was martyred on February 14.
During the Middle Ages, St. Valentine's Day was celebrated by giving anonymous gifts to the poor.
Ever hear of Galentine's Day? This way of celebrating has become popular for good reason.
The Church would traditionally wear red on February 14, honoring the martyrdom and heroic love of St. Valentine.
In the Roman Rite, February 14 is no longer the feast of St. Valentine, even though popular culture celebrates Valentine's Day.
Ask for St. Valentine's intercession with this prayer for whatever you may need, even for help in your search for love.
I hope our tradition makes lonely people feel loved and teaches my kids to think of others.
On Valentine's Day, let Scripture guide your heart.
