Saint Valentine's Day - Revision history

Quidam65 at 02:43, January 8, 2025

2025-01-08T02:43:08Z

Aschlafly at 07:03, February 14, 2024

2024-02-14T07:03:42Z

Aschlafly: The Wedding at Cana was Jesus' first miracle, as recounted at {{bible|John|2|1-12}}. It reflects the infinite potential of every marriage.

2024-02-14T07:03:15Z

The Wedding at Cana was Jesus' first miracle, as recounted at {{bible|John|2|1-12}}. It reflects the infinite potential of every marriage.

Quidam65 at 21:59, March 22, 2022

2022-03-22T21:59:20Z

Aschlafly: typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due mostly to atheist secularization, and perhaps slightly to some who merely decline to recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood

2022-02-15T01:38:12Z

typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due mostly to atheist secularization, and perhaps slightly to some who merely decline to recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood

Aschlafly: Anglicans too

2022-02-14T23:07:21Z

Anglicans too

Aschlafly: some ...

2022-02-14T23:05:46Z

some ...

Quidam65 at 19:44, February 14, 2022

2022-02-14T19:44:29Z

Aschlafly: trim intro

2022-02-14T19:30:45Z

trim intro

Aschlafly: improved

2022-02-14T19:12:42Z

improved

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 [[File:Valentine's Day Cake.jpg|240px|right|thumbnail|Saint Valentine's Day cake.]]
-Observed on February 14, '''Saint Valentine's Day''' (typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due in large part to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], but also by those who do not recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone. In [[Wales]], Saint Dwynwen's Day is the equivalent and it is celebrated on January 25.
+'''Saint Valentine's Day''' (typically referred to simply as '''Valentine's Day''' due in part to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], but also by those who do not recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone.  It is observed on February 14.
 Saint Valentine's Day has become increasingly commercialized in recent years (it is among the most popular days on which weddings are held, and reservations at finer restaurants often require considerable advance notice due to popularity), which is somewhat ironic given its origin:

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 :'''''But as he awaited his execution, this [[Christian]] prayed for the jailer's sick daughter and wrote her a note.  He signed it "from your Valentine."  She miraculously recovered and, in A.D. 469, Pope Gelasius designated February 14th as "Saint Valentine's Day."'''''
-The Wedding at [[Cana]] was [[Jesus]]' first [[miracle]], as recounted at {{bible|John|2|1-12}}. It reflects the [[infinite]] potential of every [[marriage]].
+The Wedding at [[Cana]] was [[Jesus]]' first [[miracle]], as recounted at {{bibleref|John|2|1-12}}. It reflects the [[infinite]] potential of every [[marriage]].
 In [[Saudi Arabia]], Saint Valentine's Day is banned.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31382332</ref>

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	:'''''But as he awaited his execution, this [[Christian]] prayed for the jailer's sick daughter and wrote her a note. He signed it "from your Valentine." She miraculously recovered and, in A.D. 469, Pope Gelasius designated February 14th as "Saint Valentine's Day."'''''		:'''''But as he awaited his execution, this [[Christian]] prayed for the jailer's sick daughter and wrote her a note. He signed it "from your Valentine." She miraculously recovered and, in A.D. 469, Pope Gelasius designated February 14th as "Saint Valentine's Day."'''''
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		+	The Wedding at [[Cana]] was [[Jesus]]' first [[miracle]], as recounted at {{bible\|John\|2\|1-12}}. It reflects the [[infinite]] potential of every [[marriage]].

	In [[Saudi Arabia]], Saint Valentine's Day is banned.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31382332</ref>		In [[Saudi Arabia]], Saint Valentine's Day is banned.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31382332</ref>

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 [[File:Valentine's Day Cake.jpg|240px|right|thumbnail|Saint Valentine's Day cake.]]
-Observed on February 14, '''Saint Valentine's Day''' (typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due mostly to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], and perhaps slightly to some who merely decline to recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone. In [[Wales]], Saint Dwynwen's Day is the equivalent and it is celebrated on January 25.
+Observed on February 14, '''Saint Valentine's Day''' (typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due in large part to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], but also by those who do not recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone. In [[Wales]], Saint Dwynwen's Day is the equivalent and it is celebrated on January 25.
 Saint Valentine's Day has become increasingly commercialized in recent years (it is among the most popular days on which weddings are held, and reservations at finer restaurants often require considerable advance notice due to popularity), which is somewhat ironic given its origin:

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 [[File:Valentine's Day Cake.jpg|240px|right|thumbnail|Saint Valentine's Day cake.]]
-Observed on February 14, '''Saint Valentine's Day''' (often referred to simply as Valentine's Day due to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], or by some Protestants who don't recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone. In [[Wales]], Saint Dwynwen's Day is the equivalent and it is celebrated on January 25.
+Observed on February 14, '''Saint Valentine's Day''' (typically referred to as merely Valentine's Day due mostly to [[atheist]] [[secularization]], and perhaps slightly to some who merely decline to recognize the Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox practice of sainthood) is a widely celebrated holiday characterized by showing one's love for someone. In [[Wales]], Saint Dwynwen's Day is the equivalent and it is celebrated on January 25.
 Saint Valentine's Day has become increasingly commercialized in recent years (it is among the most popular days on which weddings are held, and reservations at finer restaurants often require considerable advance notice due to popularity), which is somewhat ironic given its origin: