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Sean Callahan, president and CEO of Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services, talked with George Matysek Jr. about how the U.S. bishops' international humanitarian relief agency is providing much-needed assistance in developing countries hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

RADIO INTERVIEW: Sean Callahan discusses Catholic Relief Service’s outreach during pandemic

July 13, 2020
By Catholic Review Staff
Catholic Review
Filed Under: Feature, Radio Interview, Uncategorized

On the  July 12 episode of Catholic Review Radio, Sean Callahan, president and CEO of Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services, talked with George Matysek Jr. about how the U.S. bishops’ international humanitarian relief agency is providing much-needed assistance in developing countries hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. He also shares how you can fight global hunger. Listen below.

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