Dr. Robert Haddad
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Dr. Robert Haddad is an Australian Catholic educator, apologist, and author based in Sydney. He is recognized for his contributions to Catholic education, apologetics, and evangelization across Australia.
Education
Haddad holds nine university qualifications in fields including law, theology, philosophy, education, and executive management. These include:
- Bachelor of Laws (University of Sydney, 1989)
- Graduate Certificate in Religious Education (Charles Sturt University, 1997)
- Graduate Diploma in Education (Australian Catholic University, 2003)
- Master of Philosophy (Australian Catholic University, 2007)
- Master of Arts in Theology (University of Notre Dame Australia, 2007)
- Master of Religious Education (University of Notre Dame Australia, 2008)
- Diploma of Teacher Education (College of Teachers, London, 2010)
- Certificate in Executive Leadership and Management (University of Oxford, 2012)
- Doctor of Philosophy (University of Notre Dame Australia, 2020)[1]
Career
Haddad has served in numerous roles within Catholic education including:
- Teacher and administrator at St. Charbelâs College
- Chaplain at the University of Sydney Catholic Chaplaincy
- Director at the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
- Lecturer at the University of Notre Dame Australia
- Manager of Network Catholic Identity at Sydney Catholic Schools, overseeing staff faith formation and youth ministry across over 150 schools[1]
Publications
Haddad is the author of multiple books on Catholic theology and apologetics, including:
- Defend the Faith!
- 1001 Reasons Why Itâs Great to be Catholic!
- The Apostlesâ Creed
- Law and Life
- The Family and Human Life
- The Case for Christianity â St. Justin Martyrâs Arguments for Religious Liberty and Judicial Justice[2]
Media and Apologetics
Haddad is a regular public speaker and presenter at Catholic conferences and seminars. He also runs an active YouTube channel that features lectures, Q&A sessions, and Catholic apologetics content.[3]
Awards and Recognition
- Australia Day Award (2014)
- Dempsey Medal awarded by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP (2020)[2]
References
External links
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