The Jesuit missionary St. Francis Xavier is considered one of the greatest missionaries of all times and in the 1540s he brought Christianity to Japan. Guess (without googling) how many Christians there were in Japan with 40 years? Get the answer on today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

Do you remember the story of the rich young man where he addresses Jesus as "good teacher"? Fr. Kubicki helps us understand Jesus's response to this young man.

There are some parts of the world where it isn't easy to be a Christian and one of those places is India but the persecution of Christians in India isn't new and that is where today's saint, St. John de Britto enters the picture. Fr. Kubicki gives us more information about the story of this bold Saint.

It's the Feast of St. Blaise, Bishop and martyr today. Are you going to have your throat blest?

Fr. Kubicki provides some backstory behind why there is a blessing of the throats on today's reflection.

It's 40 days since we celebrated Christmas and today is the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple. Years ago this feast used to be the official end of the Christmas season. What does this tradition of the Presentation remind us of and what is its significance today? Fr. Kubicki elucidates us on today's reflection.

Of the 8 Beatitudes which one do you think is the key and most important? Pope Francis had something to say about this and Fr. Kubicki shares on today's reflection.

Today's saint died in 1888 and you can catch the hint of smile in photos of him. One of the things he said was "enjoy yourself as much as you like, just keep yourself way from sin." Uncover the name of this great saint on today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki.

Fr. Kubicki considers living in the light and how nothing we do will be kept in secret at the end of time.

St. Thomas lived during the 1200s and he wrote a famous exposition of the Christian faith that is in use to this day. What did St. Thomas see when he was working on a theological treatise? Fr. Kubicki reveals more on today's reflection.

In one of the retreat talks I tell a story that really gets people attention. Fr. Kubicki offers some edifying wisdom on today's reflection.