Have you ever heard of a saint by the name of Raymond of Peñafort? He was a Dominican priest who lived about 800 years ago and is referred to as the "Father of Canon Law". Hear more about him on today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

Today the Church is celebrating one of my favorite saints, St. André Bessette who had such a deep devotion to St. Joseph. He lived a very humble life as a Holy Cross brother and answered the door at a college in Montreal and offered to pray for people.

St. John Neumann was a missionary to the United States from Eastern Europe who was first sent to the US as a seminarian to serve the German immigrants in Buffalo NY.

Today is the Feast of the Epiphany and we read from Matthew's Gospel about the 3 Magi who travelled, followed a star over the stable where Jesus was born, and offered Him gifts. What were these gifts and what are their significance? Fr. Kubicki reveals more on today's reflection.

A person's name represents that person and to make fun of one's name is an insult and a sign of disrespect. So how much more important is it that we never misuse the name of Jesus? St. Bernadine of Siena shows us how important it is to respect the Holy Name on today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

Friends can have a very powerful influence on one another sometimes for the good and sometimes for the bad. The saints on today's reflection had such a good influence on each other that they were baptized together in the year 358.

Happy and Blessed New Year everyone! Today I want to share some words that Pope Francis gave us some years ago for today's feast day, Mary Mother of God. Just what is Mary's motherhood about? Fr. Kubicki offers an explanation on today's reflection.

I always think of the last day of the calendar year as a good day to look back on the past year, its challenges and blessings, and to let go of the hurts and resentments. On today's reflection, I share some words from Pope Francis to help welcome Jesus.

As we come to the end of another year we remember the ups and downs of the past year and we thank God for all the ways He has blest us. On today's reflection, Fr. Kubicki helps us to be more conscious of God's presence in the days, hours, and minutes of each year.

Sometimes people think that if you do the right thing and love God above all and your neighbor that everything should go well for you. But Jesus and the martyrs show us that this isn't always true. Get to know today's saint with Fr. Kubicki and what it means to be on the side of good and endure persecution.