| − | A Church was built in his honor by Pope Julius I (337-352) at Porta del Popolo, Rome which was once called the the Gate of Valentine. St. Valentine's relics were found and exhumed from a Roman catacomb in 1836. They now reside in [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] at Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church. | + | A Church was built in his honor by Pope Julius I (337-352) at Porta del Popolo, Rome which was once called the Gate of Valentine. St. Valentine's relics were found and exhumed from a Roman catacomb in 1836. They now reside in [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] at Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church. |