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Forming those who form others

Brian Pizzalato is an adjunt professor for both Catholic Distance University and Maryvale Institute. Previously Brian worked for Augustine Institute of Denver, CO, and the Archdiocese of Mineapolis & St. Paul. He holds Masters of Arts degrees in Theology and Christian Ministry with a specialziation in Catechetics; Philosophy; and Pastoral Theology with a specialization in Biblical Theology.

Articles by This Author

Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Skepticism—The Suicide of Thought
Free Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Evidentialism
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Progressivism
A Summary of the Gospel
La catequesis en la cultura contemporánea: La religiosidad emotiva y la Nueva Era
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Secularism
La catequesis en la cultura contemporánea: La increencia y la indiferencia religiosa
La catequesis y la cultura contemporánea: El secularismo
La catequesis y la cultura contemporánea: El pragmatismo
San Pablo y la gracia de sufrimiento
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Individualism
Catechesis and Contemporary Culture: Emotive Religiosity and the New Age
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Unbelief and Religious Indifference
Why Catechize?
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: The Heresy of Efficiency, Part 2
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: The Heresy of Efficiency, Part 1
La herejía de la eficiencia, 1a Parte
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Pragmatism
St. Paul and the Grace of Suffering
Catechesis in Contemporary Culture: Freedom
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