Father Kubicki???s Prayer Reflection

Jesus is both known as the Lion of Juda and the Lamb of God. How can Jesus be both a lion and a lamb? Father Kubicki explains not only this but also how we are called to be lions and lambs in our lives.

Today is Laetare Sunday, a time to rejoice in the middle of Lent. Why do we rejoice at this time? Father explains this and how our cause of rejoicing is connected with today’s readings about the Prodigal son.

Do you know the story of the Prodigal Son? Father shares some insights about this story and the surprising way in which we can drift away from God in our lives. Fathe shares some insights from Pope Francis on this topic.

We are encouraged to pray the Stations of the Cross on Fridays in Lent. Father Kubicki shares some insights from the Stations of the Cross on the fifth station. Find out more on today’s daily reflection.

Why do Catholics do things as offerings to God if Jesus died on the cross for. Catholics take the bible seriously and Father Kubicki shows why Catholics put their faith into action through loving works for Christ.

Father Kubicki shares some insights about the sacrament of confession and penance. If we are forgiven in confession, why are we given a penance to do after being absolved? Father offers a great answer in today’s reflection.

Today is the Solemnity of the Annunciation, when Jesus took flesh in the womb in the Blessed Virgin who said yes to having the Son of God. This is way we honor Mary, because she received into her heart which took flesh in her womb.

On this, the eve of the Annunciation, Father Kubicki shares some insights about the conception of Jesus. In particular Father meditates on the visitation of the angel Gabriel who brought Mary the news of her destiny.

Does God punish victims of tragic events? Father shares some words from Pope Francis about the meaning of tragic events that happen in our lives. Just as people in Jesus we can misinterpret bad things that happen to us if we aren’t careful.

Father shares a prayer from Sister Faustina about requesting mercy from Jesus in each of our senses so that we can carry the mercy of Jesus to all through our bodies. Check out the prayer right here on this reflection.

Do you have a lot of things in your life? Lent is a good time to clear out the stuff in our heart, the useless emotions and thoughts like worry. Father Kubicki invites us to enter into a deeper Lent by letting go of the bad things in our life.

Today is the first day of Spring! How does Spring reflect Lent? Father Kubicki explains this parallel which helps us to have hope has we continue the journey of Lent in preparation for the Spring of Easter.

Today is the Solemnity of Saint Joseph. Many people have father issues in one way or another. Do you find yourself in this category? Did you know Saint Joseph can help you with those wounds? Father Kubicki explains how.

Today is the feast of Saint Cyril of Jerusalem. In a world where the belief of the true presence of the Eucharist is doubted by many, Father Kubicki shares some powerful words from this Saint about the truth of the Eucharist.

Today is the feast of Saint Parick, an Englishman who was kidnapped by Irish pirates as a slave. Father Kubicki shares the moving story of this great saint who God used to convert the whole Irish people.

Father Kubicki talks about the transfiguration of Jesus on the Mountain? What was the importance of this story and what are some significant aspects of this passage? Father Kubicki explains in this daily reflection.

Do you know about the Ides of March? Do you know how it connects with Jesus who was always warning people to turn from their sin? Father Kubicki explains all of thin to today’s daily reflection.

Father Kubicki shares a poem about the importance of fasting during lent. But what does it mean to fast during Lent? Abstaining from meat is good but what does it matter if our lives are not changed through our fast.

Father Kubicki shares a prayer from a great woman from the Old Testament. Who was this woman? Why was she so great? What was her prayer? Father shares all of this in today’s daily reflection.

Father Kubicki talks about the story of Jonah and the whale. Why didn’t Jonah want to preach to the city of Nineveh? It might be different than you think, but the really interesting thing is how this story applies to us today.