Catholic Husband is a collection of essays dedicated to encouraging and strengthening men in their vocation as husbands and fathers. Since its founding in 2013, it has offered weekly reflections on faith, family life, and the everyday joys and struggles of living out a Catholic vocation.

The blog began with a simple realization: while there were countless resources available for brides and young wives, few spoke directly to men seeking to grow as husbands. Catholic Husband was created to fill that gap, providing clarity, encouragement, and practical wisdom rooted in faith and experience.

Over the past decade, Catholic Husband has grown into a library of more than 1,000 essays and continues to be a trusted resource for men navigating the challenges and blessings of marriage and fatherhood. Its mission remains the same: to help men embrace their responsibilities with integrity, lead their families with love, and live their Catholic faith with confidence.

Chet and Alison Collins

About the Author

Chet Collins is an author and essayist who writes at the intersection of faith, family, and vocation. A graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville with a degree in Philosophy, Chet draws on both the wisdom of the Catholic tradition and his own experiences as a husband and father to bring clarity and encouragement to his readers.

Beyond the blog, his work includes three books: The Transition: A Practical Guide to Engagement for Men, Grant Us Peace, and Humble Service: Leading Your Family as a Stay-at-Home Dad. Uniting reflection with practical application, his writing equips readers to live their vocations with integrity, joy, and purpose.

He lives in Michigan with his wife and four children.