Greg Maresca

~ Maresca is a longtime columnist and cradle Catholic living in Flyover, Pennsylvania.

Latest Articles By Greg Maresca
When care leads to death
When care leads to death
MAID accelerates a cultural shift that recasts killing as healthcare, pressures the vulnerable amid rising costs, and erodes human dignity by normalizing death as a medical option as America moves toward her 250th birthday.
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Faith, fury, and flash mobs
Faith, fury, and flash mobs
This looks at the recent MN leftist activism that is undermining religious life.
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America’s Cultural Chasm
America’s Cultural Chasm
A recent Institute for Family Studies survey underscores how conservatives place a higher value on marriage, parenthood and faith than leftists leading to stark differences in family, wellbeing, and demographics.
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Power, wealth, and surrogacy Biology’s international fault lines
Power, wealth, and surrogacy Biology’s international fault lines
Chinese billionaires are using U.S. surrogacy laws that raise profound ethical, legal, and national security concerns. At its core, the practice reduces motherhood to a transaction and children to assets, undermining the dignity of life and the meaning of family.
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Dreaming dictators; Eternal tyrants By: Greg Maresca
Dreaming dictators; Eternal tyrants By: Greg Maresca
In a surreal moment of live-mic candor, Putin and Xi’s casual musings on biotech-driven immortality at a military parade expose not only their delusions of eternal power but also a chilling disregard for the soul, revealing a worldview where longevity is engineered, dissent is terminal, and grace is conspicuously absent. Best, GM
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Off the radar The real genocide is not taking place in Gaza, but in Nigeria
Off the radar The real genocide is not taking place in Gaza, but in Nigeria
Amid the highest global conflict levels since World War II, Nigeria has become the deadliest country for Christians, where coordinated Islamist insurgencies have killed over 52,000 believers in a genocidal campaign of religious cleansing met with global indifference and government complicity.
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The politics of prayer
The politics of prayer
The assassination of Charlie Kirk ignited a bitter congressional clash over prayer, revealing deep partisan fractures and urging a return to prayer as a unifying, sacred act rather than a political weapon.
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Echoes from Nicaea: The Creed
Echoes from Nicaea: The Creed
In a year crowded with commemorations from wartime victories to pop culture milestones, the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea underscored a deeper legacy: the forging of the Nicene Creed that shaped Christianity and Western Civilization. Amid a culture that avoids absolutes, the creed endures as a countercultural declaration of timeless truths.
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Faith under fire
Faith under fire
As foundational values crack under pressure, silence is no longer an option; the defense of faith, family, and freedom demands bold, unwavering engagement.
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What is in a name
What is in a name
Pope Leo's papal name is examined.
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Shock and Awe
Shock and Awe
The Election of Pope Leo XIV
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The view from the pew
The view from the pew
A take from a cradle Catholic on the upcoming Papal Conclave.....
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Hunting Christians
Hunting Christians
Persecution, like martyrdom, should be a great ascetic catalyst...
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Planned Barrenhood
Planned Barrenhood
Pagan America's Pride and Joy
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Screen Angel
Screen Angel
An oasis in today's media
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