Fr. Kubicki 2 Minute Prayer Reflections

Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is devotion to his deepest desire and interior. We let His heart transform our hearts.

As we continue to honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus in the month of June, Fr. Kubicki recalls a prayer that Pope St. John Paul II prayed while visiting the nation of Togo.

It's time for some Catholic Trivia on today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

We are in a month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. What does devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus do?

In today's Gospel we have Jesus looking at the crowds and his Sacred Heart having pity for the crowd.

Fr. Kubicki invites listeners to consecrate themselves to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on today's reflection.

Today we honor St. Barnabas who travelled and preached the Gospel with St. Paul. What does the name Barnabas mean?

43 years ago June 10, 1983 was a Friday, the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the day when a certain priest was ordained to the priesthood.

Have you ever had a song or melody in your head that you just couldn't get rid of? If not, today's saint wrote some.

Did you know that every month the Pope has a special prayer intention that he asks all of us to pray for?

Today we celebrate a feast in honor of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.

Today we celebrate the feast of St. Norbert who founded the Norbertines, who are very devoted to the Blessed Mother.

A lot of people look forward to their retirement but serving God does not contain a retirement plan.

June is a month dedicated to the Sacred heart of Jesus and Fr. Kubicki discusses the 9 First Fridays devotion.

Fr. Kubicki shares with listeners the story of St. Charles Lwanga and his companions who were killed for opposing the king's immoral practices and for their Christianity.

Today the Church celebrates 2 martyrs, Marcellinus and Peter who gave their lives in the year 304 AD.

Have you ever met or listened to an apologist? If not, Fr. Kubicki introduces one on today's reflection.

Every pope has a personal preacher who periodically offers reflections for the Pope and Roman Curia. Fr. Raniero Cantalamessa a previous preacher to the pontifical household offered a reflection that Fr. Kubicki considers today.

Tomorrow is the first Sunday after Pentecost where we celebrate the Feast of the most Holy Trinity. Did you know that God is a Communion of love?

Today we are celebrating the feast of a relatively new saint, St. Pope Paul VI. What is a saint anyway?

On today's reflection Fr. Kubicki shares a prayer written by Pope Francis to Our Lady Untier of Knots.

In the year 598 a bishop by the name of Augustine landed with a group of missionary monks on the shore of England. What did today's saint say to the King he met there? 

What do you think of when you hear the word prayer? A lot of people have an image of someone closing their eyes, and maybe kneeling. Fr. Kubicki draws from today's saint to address this crucial question.

Our Blessed Mother is known under many different titles, one of them is Mary, Mother of the Church which is a title that goes back to the fourth Century.

Fr. James Kubicki wishes us a Happy Pentecost on today's reflection. Come Holy Spirit, come!