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 Robert Haddad is married to his wife, Suzy, and currently has four children, Elias, Anthony, Catherine and Christina.
Academic qualifications:
- Bachelor of Laws (University of Sydney) 1989.
- Graduate Certificate in Religious Education (Charles Sturt University) 1997.
- Graduate Diploma in Education (Australian Catholic University) 2003.
- Masters of Arts in Theological Studies (University of Notre Dame) 2007.
- Masters of Philosophy (Australian Catholic University) 2007.
The Masters of Philosophy degree involved researching the appropriateness of the apologetical arguments of St. Justin Martyr.
Publications:
- Lord of History Series (in 2 volumes)
i. ....Introduction to the Fathers of the Church (1999).
ii. ...Introduction to Early Church History (2002).
- Christ the Teacher Series (in 4 volumes) 1995-2004.
i. ....The Apostles’ Creed.
ii.... Law and Life.
iii. ..The Family and Human Life.
iv. ,,,Defend the Faith!
Professional History:
From 1990-2005 Robert worked full-time at St. Charbel's College, Punchbowl, teaching Religion and History. He held the positions of Year Co-ordinator and Religious Education Co-ordinator concurrently for 10 years and was Deputy Principal (Welfare) for 6 years. Since 2006, Robert has worked full-time as the Convener of the Catholic Chaplaincy at the University of Sydney. Since May 2007 he has also held the position of Acting Tertiary Chaplain co-ordinating the work of university chaplaincies at UNSW, UTS and Macquarie. He has been a lecturer at the Centre for Thomistic Studies since 1996, teaching Apologetics, Church Fathers and Church History and co-founded Lumen Verum Apologetics in the same year. He also assists part-time at the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.
Robert also sits on the following Archdiocesan committees:
- The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine chaired by the General Manager, Mr. Robert Milan.
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The Sydney Archdiocesan Catholic Schools Board, chaired by Monsignor Vince Redden, as a parent representative.
- 2006 – present: The Catechumenate Committee, chaired by Bishop Julian Porteous.
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The World Youth Day Sydney Archdiocesan Committee, (WYDSAC) chaired by Bishop Julian Porteous as the Universities representative.
- 2006: The Broadway Mission Committee, chaired by Bishop Julian Porteous.
Robert can be contacted on rhaddad@lumenverum.org.
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