Gelasio I
El papa Gelasio I fue un líder religioso del siglo V que, en el año 496 d.C., estableció el 14 de febrero como la festividad en honor a San Valentín, consolidando la celebración del amor en el calendario litúrgico católico.
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Peru:
Pope Gelasio I prohibited Lupercalia and established February 14 as Valentine's Day.
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Argentina:
Pope Gelasio I declared the day of San Valentín's martyrdom as Valentine's Day.
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Bolivia:
Gelasio I is recognized as the first pope to be officially called 'Vicario de Cristo' and established the Feast of Saint Valentine.
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Colombia:
Gelasio I canonized Valentín two centuries after his death.
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Argentina:
Pope Gelasio I declared the day of San Valentín's martyrdom as Valentine's Day in 494.
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Ecuador:
Pope Gelasio I established February 14 as the feast day to celebrate San Valentín.
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Ecuador:
Pope Gelasio I established February 14 in the Catholic liturgical calendar to celebrate Saint Valentine.
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