Father Kubicki???s Prayer Reflection

Today is the feast of Saint Jon of Arc. Father Kubicki shares some words from Mark Twain about a book he wrote about this great saint. Father shares the heroic story and martyrdom of Saint Jon of Arc.

Today many parts of the world are celebrating the Ascension of Jesus. What is the Ascension and how are we lifted up to God through the ascension of Our Lord. Father Kubicki explains in today’s reflection.

Today is the feast of Saint Bernard of Menthon, a priest who traveled around the alps preaching the Gospel and helping pilgrims who needed assistance in the dangerous passes of the mountains.

Today is the feast of Saint Augustine of Canterbury, a monk who was sent to England to evangelize the fierce Anglo-Saxon people of the area. After concurring his fear, they traveled across the channel and did great work for God

Today is the feast of Saint Philip Neri, a saint known for his cheerfulness and joy. Was Jesus a joyful man? Father Kubicki gives a pretty convincing argument about the joy of Christ and shares some interesting insights for today’s saint.

Father Kubicki shares some words from Pope Benedict about today’s Sunday celebration. How is Mary connected with the event of Pentecost? Father explains this truth in today’s daily reflection.

Today is the feast of Mary help of Christians. Father talks about the basilica in Wisconsin dedicated to Mary under this title. How did this feast home about? Father Kubicki explains in today’s daily reflection.

Today is the anniversary of the death of the most decorated Military Chaplain in US history, Father Emil Joseph Kapaun. When he was captured by enemy soldiers, he showed great bravery and helped support his fellow comrades.

Today is the feast of Saint Rita. Her story is sad and seemed like a hopeless journey from motherhood to the convent. Could she be the saint of baseball? Father Kubicki explores this great saint in today’s reflection.

Viva Cristo Rey, Viva la Virgen de Guadalupe. That phrase use by Saint Christopher Magallanes and Companions, the saints who we celebrate today. Father Kubicki shares their story of courage.

Today is the feast of St. Bernardine of Siena, a man who defended the name of Jesus. Why is the name of Jesus so important and why should we not take it in vain? Father answers these great questions in this reflection.

Today is the feast of Pope Celestine V, a hermit who was elected pope during a division in the Church. He abdicated the papacy because of his inadequacy to the position of the papacy. Father shares the story of this great saint.

"And they’ll know we are Christians by our love by our love, and they’ll know we are Christians by our love." Where do these popular lyrics come from? Father explains the origins of these lyrics and what love is really.

Today is the feast of Paschal Baylón, a Franciscan brother who had a great devotion to the Eucharist. He spent hours in the adoration Chapel because of his great love and devotion. How can we grow in devotion of the Eucharist?

Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Simon Stock, a Carmelite whom Mary entrusted with the gift of the Brown Scapular. Do you want to know more about this devotion? Check out this informative reflection.

Today is the feast of Saint Isadore the farmer. How can we sanctify our lives in our daily tasks to God? Father Kubicki answers this question through the example of today’s saint who worked for God’s glory.

Today is the feast of Saint Matthias one of the Apostles who wasn’t one of the original twelve. What is Saint Matthias known for and what can he teach us today? Father answers that question in today’s reading.

Today is the feast of our Lady of Fatima. Father talks about the devotion which Pope Francis had to our Lady of Fatima. Father shares some insights from Pope Francis about Mary under the title Our Lady of Fatima.

Today is the feast of two brothers who were soldiers in the Roman Army, Saints Nereus and Achilleus. Not much is known about these two saints but some of the early popes have said great things about them. Check it out in this reflection.

Today is the Fourth Sunday of Easter and also known as Good Sheperd Sunday. We are encouraged to pray for vacations on this day. What does it mean to have a vocation and what is required for any vocation?