Essays · interviews · creative process
Writing beyond the books
Faith, family, creativity, and the world as it is.
I write about the Catholic faith in today’s broken world: finding the joy of God in marriage and family, walking through suffering and uncertainty, and learning to recognize and trust His will.
Some of that writing becomes a book. Some begins as an essay, a newsletter, a conversation, or an experiment in fiction. This page gathers the places where the work continues between books.
Conversations from the book
Talking honestly about suffering, grace, and Eternal Wisdom.
These conversations go behind God Doesn’t Hate Me After All—the experiences that led to it, the Catholic tradition it draws from, and the hope Greg wants readers to find in it.
Finding God’s love when you feel unlovable
A conversation about guilt, shame, grace, and the story behind the book.
Trauma, healing, and the work that followed
Greg discusses PTSD, therapy, the sacraments, and St. Louis de Montfort with Dr. Gerry Crete.
God Doesn’t Hate Me After All
A longer conversation about the book, its themes, and the spiritual road behind it.
More conversations
Faith, media, and the creative work.
A small selection of interviews and appearances about Catholic life, the Rosary, storytelling, and building media that serves people.
Interviews and excerpts
Looking for Greg’s perspective or permission to share his work?
For interview requests, book excerpts, reprints, guest essays, or other media inquiries, send a brief note with the outlet, topic, and timing.
Greg is available for conversations about Catholic faith and family life, God Doesn’t Hate Me After All, trauma and grace, the Rosary, nonprofit apostolates, and creative media.
Contact Greg