Love is in the air and so are some adorable felines! Discover Dublin's St. Valentine shrine and a cat rescue mission that'll tug at your heartstrings!
When it comes to love and romance, Dublin has a hidden gem that couples flock to like moths to a flame: the Shrine of St. Valentine at the Carmelite Church on Whitefriar Street. This unlikely pilgrimage site offers a chance for lovebirds to become closer not only to each other but to the very essence of what Valentine’s Day celebrates—sacramental love. Nestled in the heart of Dublin, this shrine houses the relics of St. Valentine, the patron saint of lovers. Since the 1830s, couples have been drawn here to pray for their relationships and seek blessings from the saint's remains. So, whether you’re ready to pop the question or simply want to spice up date night, this sacred spot will have your heart fluttering.
The Carmelite church at Whitefriar Street in Dublin is an unlikely but popular pilgrimage site for couples, who can venerate the patron of love's relics.
The cats will then be rehomed through their trap-neuter-return (TNR) programme following recovery. The money raised will be put towards their TNR programme and ...