Fr. Kubicki 2 Minute Prayer Reflections

On this feast day of St. John of Damascus, Father Kubicki reflects on the place of holy images in our faith, reminding us of Jesus as the face of God and the importance of keeping His memory alive.

Happy New Church year and first Sunday of Advent! Father Kubicki reflects on the longing for God and the message of hope in Isaiah. He invites us to prepare for Christ's birth with a spirit of longing and love.

Father Kubicki's reflections for today, on the last day of the church's year and the beginning of Advent, speaks to the sacredness of time and the importance of spiritual preparation for the birth of the Son of God.

In today's reflection, we commemorate the feast of St. Charles de Foucauld, reflecting on the impact of his intense relationship with Jesus and the importance of Eucharistic adoration in our faith journey.

Today is the feast of Saint Andrew the Apostle. Father Kubicki shares an interesting view on Saint Andrew which makes him more relatable to us personally. Listen to this reflection to find out how you might be like Saint Andrew.

During the month of November we are called to pray for the dead. Father Kubicki shares some reflections from Pope Francis about the mercy of Jesus. Let us entrust our beloved departed to the merciful hands of Jesus.

Father Kubicki shares the intriguing story of Saint Catherine Labouré, a religious sister who Mary appeared to and requested a medal be made known as the Miraculous Medal. Listen to this reflection and learn Saint Catherine’s advice for praying.

Today, on the anniversary of Mary's appearance in France in 1830, we reflect on the Miraculous Medal and the incredible conversions and protections attributed to it. Mary, our mother, offers her motherly care like she did for Jesus.

Today is the feast of Christ the King. Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope Benedict on the universal kingship of Christ and the significance of the Last Judgment parable in our lives. We must put each other first to build up the Kingdom of God.

Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of philosophers. Let us reflect on the importance of wisdom in a world filled with knowledge, which has been misused in our generation. Listen to find the solution.

Today is the feast of some 19th century Vietnamese martyrs. Father Kubicki remembers in a special way all Vietnamese Catholics today and invites us to reflect on one particular martyr, who wrote inspirational words while in a communist prison.

Happy Thanksgiving! With Thanksgiving being a day of memories, Father Kubicki recollects some of his memories and invites us to look back on the past year and count our blessings. Listen to hear the greatest gift to be Thankful for, which is probably not what you are thinking.

Today is the feast of Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music and musicians. Father Kubicki shares a moving story about Saint Cecilia’s martyrdom. Like Saint Cecilia we should always give thanks to God and sing His praises at all times.

Today is the feast of the presentation of Mary. Mary was conceived without sin and that gift of sinlessness was protected and presented to God by her parents Joachim and Anne. As we celebrate this day let's ask Mary to help us become presentable to God in our life.

As seasons turn from Fall to Winter Father Kubicki shares insights on God’s creation, painting an eloquent picture of the purpose of all creation including us. Listen to this reflection to hear what you were made for.

Today’s Gospel is a story about the landowner who left talents, or money, with his servants when he went on a trip. The servants did not own the money they were given, and in the same way we do not own the talents we have been given.

If you have ever felt like a complete failure than check out today’s reflection. Today is the feast of Rose Philippine Duchesne, a nun who struggled with everything she did in life and was unable to do anything right. Let’s learn from this great saint.

Today is the feast of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, one of the greatest lay saints of all time. Her husband died on his way to the crusades, and she became a lay Franciscan. Check out some powerful words from Saint John Paul II about the greatness of this saint.

Today is the Feast of Saint Margaret, a queen of Scotland who lived about a 1000 years ago. Father Kubicki shares some insightful words from Pope Benedict on a visit to Scotland in 2010. Check out how we are called to handle modern difficulties in our times.

Today is the feast of Saint Albert the Great, one of the most learned men of his time and the teacher of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Father Kubicki reflects on what true power is in the eyes of God. Listen to this show to learn about this true greatness.

Today is the feast of Saint Joseph Pignatelli, a Jesuit priest who lived in the 1900s. This was a difficult time for the Jesuit community, but Saint Joseph endured it well and persevered. Learn from his story by checking out today’s daily reflection.

Today is the feast of Saint Frances Cabrini, the first United States Citizen to be canonized. Mother Cabrini, as she was known in America, served the Italian immigrants who came to the USA. Check out this reflection to hear her story!

The Mass readings for this month before advent invite us to prepare for Jesus coming, whether its at the end of our lives or at His second coming. Father Kubicki invites us to pray the morning offering prayer to help us keep our focus on Jesus throughout our day.

Today is the feast of Pope Saint Leo the Great, who helped the Church at the council of Chalcedon. Father Kubicki delves into the Mystery of the Christs divine and human nature in the same person of Jesus Christ.

Today is the feast of the dedication of the Saint John Lateran Basilica in Rome. Listen to this reflection to learn about some truly interesting facts about this basilica. We are all called to be temples of God and house the Holy Spirit in our bodies.