Fr. Kubicki 2 Minute Prayer Reflections

What is reparation? How does it connect with the Sacred Heart of Jesus? Father Kubicki shares the connection in this reflection and shares some powerful insights from Pope Francis about reparation and the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Today is the feast of Saint Romuald, a man who left his worldly life in order to live as a monk in prayer and penance. Saint Romuald founded the of the Camaldolese monastery a religious group dedicated to prayer.

Father Shares some words from Chiara Lubich, an Italian Catholic woman who founded a movement called Focolare. Father shares some powerful words from this woman about how to grow in Chastity and love of God.

During this month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope John Paul II. Jesus offers us the greatest gift of Himself I the Eucharist. Come let us adore him in this sacrament.

Today we celebrate Father’s Day. We are told there is a crisis of fathers in our world today. Fathers are not present to their children now days physically or emotionally. How can we learn to be good fathers? Father Kubicki shares the secret.

In this Month of June, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Father Kubicki shares some insights from Pope Francis about the heart of Jesus and how real it really is. Find a deeper knowledge of Jesus’ heart in this reflection.

June is the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. There are four symbols of the Sacred Heart which Father Kubicki explains in today’s reflection. If you haven’t heard this before you will want to check out this reflection.

Today is the feast of Saint Anthoney of Padua, a saint known for being able to help people find things. Saint Anthoney can also help with spiritual goods which have been lost. Check out this reflection to learn more about this.

Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope Benedict about this month which we remember in a special way the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Every one of us needs a center in our life. What is the center of your life?

Today is the feast of Saint Barnabas, one of Saint Paul’s coworkers. Barnabas means son of encouragement. Listen to this reflection to find out how much Paul thought we need encouragement.

Father Kubicki was ordained today in 1983. Father recounts his memory of his ordination and the special feast, which was celebrated that day, the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Check out this reflection for some great insights on this devotion.

In today’s readings we hear about an evil force or creature that is bent on harming humanity. This force is none other than the devil. Some people do not think the devil exists, but our faith and logic tell us that the devil does exist, and we must fight him.

Today is the feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Father Kubicki shares the importance of Mary’s Immaculate Heart and how it beats for the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Listen to this reflection for insights into this great feast day.

Today is the Solemnty of the most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Today is also the annual world day of prayer for priests. Father Kubicki shares part of a homily which Pope Benedict gave on this feast day of Jesus’ Sacred Heart.

Today is the feast of Saint Norbert, the found of the religious group known as the Norbertines. Like many people who started reform in the Church Saint Norbert was very grounded in the bible. Want to know what Saint Norbert said? Check out this reflection.

Today is the feast of Saint Boniface, known as the Apostle of German. Saint Boniface was a martyr at the age of 80. Martyrs are witnesses with courage. Listen to this reflection to learn how courage is lived out.

Father Kubicki shares some insights about the sacred heart of Jesus. In this month of June, we remember the sacred heart of Jesus. The heart of the Church is none other than Jesus’ sacred heart. Stay connected with Jesus’ heart with a tip from this reflection.

Today is the feast of 22 young African men who died rather than sin. Father Kubicki shares the heroic story of these martyrs. We too are called to be heroic against sin and be willing to lay down our lives for truth even if it goes against our culture.

Today we celebrate a feast in honor of the Eucharist, known as the Solemnity of the most holy Body and Blood of Christ also known as Corpus Christi. Check out this reflection to learn the historical story of this feast and its significance.

Today is the feast of an early Christian who is known as the first Christian Apologist, Saint Justin Martyr. Saint Justin was a pagan by birth but converted to Christianity because of his search for truth. Learn more about this saint in this reflection.

Today is the feast of the visitation of Mary to Elizabeth. Father Kubicki invites us to meditate on Mary’s great faith in going forth to care for her cousin who was also with child. Let us imitate Mary’s great faith in our own life.

As the month of May, Mary’s month, comes to a close Father Kubicki shares 8 actions that Mary’s example should inspire us to follow. Find out what those actions are here on this reflection.

Today is the feast of Pope Saint Paul VI, the predecessor of Pope Saint John Paul II. Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope Francis about Pope Saint Paul regarding sadness and joy. Do you have joy?

 Father Kubicki reflects on the relationship Mary had with the holy trinity. Mary is the daughter of God the Father, mother of God the Son and spouse of the Holy Spirit. Find out how this is possible in today’s reflection.  

Today is the feast of Saint Augustine of Canterbury, a monk who became the first bishop of Canterbury. Father Kubicki shares a letter which the Pope wrote to Saint Augustine after he had successfully converted the people there.