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. 

Today is the Feast of the Holy Family, a day where the Church invites us to reflect on the beauty of family life made holy because Jesus himself was born into a family. Today more than ever we need the example of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph to show us the meaning of the family. Entrust your families to the Holy Family with Fr. Kubicki on today's reflection.

Two of the Apostles are named James but one of the other Apostles is my favorite. Who is this and why do I like him best? I will give you a hint: he drew near to Jesus during the Last Supper. Listen to the answer on today's reflection.

Yesterday we celebrated with great joy the birth of Jesus Christ. Today we honor St. Stephen who according to the Acts of the Apostles was stoned to death. Did you know that these two feasts go together? Today's reflection tells how.

Hello, Fr. James Kubicki here wishing you all a Blessed, and Happy Christmas. In our list of priorities, God is often the lowest, but the Gospel tells us that He should be the highest. On today's reflection Fr. Kubicki shares a good model for putting God first.

On this Christmas Eve, Pope Benedict spoke about the Divine newborn placed in the manger. What is it that the birth of Christ helps us to discover? On today's reflection, I hope Pope Benedict's words will help you prepare to receive Christ in the final hours before Christmas.

We come today to the last of the Advent O Antiphons which asks Emmanuel to come. What does this name, "Emmanuel" mean? Join me on today's reflection as I uncover this and how "Emmanuel" is significant for us today.

Today's Antiphon reminds us of Ash Wednesday. God who formed humanity of the dust of the earth became flesh. Why did God share in the "dust" of humanity? The response in today's reflection from Fr. Kubicki is just one word so make sure you are listening.

The Gospel at Mass today talks about how St. Joseph was about to break off his engagement to Mary when he found out that she was pregnant. This Gospel passage reveals to us the greatness of St. Joseph's heart and soul. How so you ask? Well look no further than today's reflection for the answer.

Today's O Antiphon, focuses on the Messiah as the Key of David. Where does this prayer come from? Fr. Kubicki informs us of the answer on today's reflection.