This phenomenological study delved into the lived experiences of Catholic priests in managing the familial stress of dysfunctional marriages. Catholic priests are often seen as guiding figures for a variety of concerns, including dysfunctional marriages. Grounded in Pargament's Theory of Religious Coping, the study aimed to understand the methods priests employ, the influence of their religious beliefs, and identify potential interventions to support both priests and families in distress. Through semi-structured research interviews, the researchers inquired on their experiences, methodologies, and feedback received from their counseling of dysfunctional marriages. Results revealed that the participants employ coping strategies related to their religious beliefs and utilize church communities for additional support for the families.