Fr. Kubicki 2 Minute Prayer Reflections

Today is the feast of Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity, a sister who died in 1906. Father Kubicki shares some words about the enduring power of love and God’s closeness with us. Check out this reflection to learn about a little-known saint.

Father shares insights to Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians chapter 3. We are to build our lives on Christ with good work and when we die, they will stand. But the bad that clings to us from decisions we made will need to be purified just as Paul says.

The month of November is dedicated to praying for all the souls who have passed away. Father Kubicki expertly shares the teaching on Purgatory, a place souls go before getting to heaven if they aren’t completely free from sin.

Father Kubicki shares some insights from the letter of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians. Saint Paul was a hard worker who faced many hardships but was committed to preaching the Gospel through all his challenges. Listen to here why he persevered.

Today is the feast of Saint Charles Borromeo, a bishop who established good seminaries for the formation of priests in the 1500s. Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope Saint John II on the life of Saint Charles Borromeo.

Today is the feast day of Saint Martin de Porres, a Dominican who was canonized in 1962 Pope Saint John the XXIII. Saint Martin lived a difficult life, but like with our difficulties, God was able to make his challenges work for the Glory of God.

Today is All Souls Day, a day where we remember people who have died but may not be in heaven yet. How long does it take to get out of purgatory when you die? Father Kubicki answers this question and more in today’s reflection.

Today is the feast of All Saints, a solemnity in the Catholic Church. Father Kubicki shares some power words from Pope Benidict about the holiness given to us by Christ which is the goal of every human life.

On this All Hallows Eve, Father James Kubicki reflects on the meaning of the hymn "For All the Saints." Let us remember the hallowed saints who labor for Jesus, as we anticipate the glorious day when Christ reigns over all people.

Today Father James Kabicki discusses the true meaning of Halloween and how we can honor the saints by "dressing up" in their virtues. As All Hallows Eve approaches, we are reminded to put on the costume of Christ.

In today's episode, Father Kubicki highlights the importance of being compassionate and caring for the vulnerable, inspired by the Sunday’s reading from the book of Exodus. Loving God and loving our neighbor are inseparable.

On today's episode, we delve into the lives of Saints Jude and Simon, the apostles honored on this feast day. Join us as we explore their devotion and the role of faith in overcoming the impossible.

Father Kubicki shares one of his favorite chapters from St. Paul's letter to the Romans and reminds us that God's power is made perfect in weakness. Join us as we reflect on this message on this feast day of Saint blessed Maria Restituta Kafka.

In today's reflection, Father Kubicki discusses the fire that Jesus brings to the earth and how it is connected to the Holy Spirit, which is referenced in the Gospel at Mass today. He also mentions Pope Benedict's insights on the passage.

Today is the feast of Saint Luigi Guanella, a man who founded a religious group for mentally disabled women. Discover how his deep devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus inspired his compassionate mission to serve the poor and abandoned.

Today is the feast of St. Anthony Mary Clarette, a missionary bishop and founder of the Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. As we celebrate his feast day, we are reminded to open our hearts to the Holy Spirit's fire and be on fire for spreading the Gospel.

Today is the feast of Saint John of Capistrano, a great preacher of his time. Father takes about swallows of Capistrano and reflects on the innate longing for heaven that resides within each of us. Need encouragement? Check out this reflection.

Father Kubicki explores the age-old question of taxes and reminds us of a fundamental truth: while we are obligated to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, we must also give to God what belongs to God.

During the month of October, we remember Our Lady of the Rosary. Father Kubicki shares the exciting story behind this title which we honor Mary with. Listen to some inspiring words from Pope Benidict about the importance of the Rosary.

Today is the feast of Saint Paul of the Cross, the founder of an 18th century order known as the Passionists. We all battle our passions which often try to lead us into sin, listen to this to get some great advice on dealing with temptation.

Today is the feast of the North American Martyrs, French Jesuits who came to North America to bring Christ to the people there. They found themselves in many difficult situations while evangelizing. Learn about one particular missionary and his struggles.

Today is the feast of Saint Luke, The author of one of the gospels. Luke was a physician and uses his knowledge in the medical field to give insight to the narration of the Passion of Christ. Hear how Saint Luke uses science in his writing.

Today is the feast of Saint Ignatius of Antioch, a bishop who greatly desired martyrdom for his faith. Father Kubicki shares some bold words from this great saint. Do you have the same burning desire for God as Saint Ignatius had?

Today is the feast of Saint Margaret Mary, a French Visitation Nun who had a deep devotion to the blessed Sacrament. Jesus revealed His Sacred Heart to Saint Margaret. Tune in to hear an amazing prayer to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Father Kubicki shares some thoughts on today’s Mass readings about a heavenly banquet. God set a feast before us to receive, are you making yourself available to attend the wedding feast? Or have you busied yourself with cares of the world.