Saint Valentine Who?
Saint Valentine, whose feast day we celebrate on Feb. 14, is arguably the most famous saint whom no one really knows much about.
Well, not for long. We invite you to view Fr. Dan Cambra, MIC's tribute to this great Catholic martyr:
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