Video interview with Archbishop Dolan about Haiti relief

Our Rome bureau chief, John Thavis, tonight caught up with the chairman of Catholic Relief Services, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, for a video interview about the tragedy in Haiti. Archbishop Dolan was in Rome for celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of the North American College, the U.S. national seminary.

(We’ve substituted the three-minute, edited version here.)

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4 Responses to Video interview with Archbishop Dolan about Haiti relief

  1. Geraldine Flaherty says:

    Thank you for this insightful and tender message. I will be contributing to the Relif Fund at mass this Sunday.

  2. a catholic says:

    don’t give to the catholic church. they will mis-appropriate the funds to their benefit! Instead give to a reputable organization where the money goes directly to help the people of Haiti!

  3. Norma Smith says:

    The Catholic Church has been for centuries the hope of the children of God around the world, in times of distress and she will be until the end of times. Now, in solidarity with the least of the brothers and sisters of Christ in Haiti, the Catholic Church is present again.
    I just started working last week, waiting for my paycheck to come and my contribution will go to Catholic Relief.
    May the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob bless us all!

  4. Josephine says:

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    Can you please let us know if you are looking for volunteers to help out in Haiti?
    Thanks
    josephine, New York

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