Michigan Pressure on Catholic Adoption Agencies Backfires, Costs $800,000 in Legal Fees
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has agreed that action against the charity for this policy would constitute a First Amendment violation.
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Be Not Afraid — Consider Adoption
Perhaps the saddest thing in the universe is a child without a home.
In ‘Dobbs v. Jackson’ Oral Arguments, Justice Amy Coney Barrett Raises Option of Adoption
Arguing her case before the Supreme Court, Julie Rikelman, representing the abortion clinic challenging the Mississippi law, framed adoption as a burdensome and unrealistic option — but Justice Barrett offered another perspective
Wendy’s Wonderful Kids Helps Foster Children Get Adopted
The organization often works with Catholic Charities affiliates in their work to find forever families.
National Adoption Month: Meet the Birth Mom Who Chose Life After God Saved Hers
That’s when Kelly heard a small voice speak to her. She now believes it was an encounter with God that not only saved her life, but also the life of her unborn baby.
Catholic Families Endure Struggle to Embrace Joy of Adoption
Catholic families face significant obstacles to adoption today, but the Church can help them experience the rewards and normalize adoption in the culture.
“There Is a Person Who Needs You” — Celebrating Adoption on Mother’s Day
For those waiting for a nudge to adopt or foster, maybe this is it
Abortion Survivor Hopes Her Story Spurs Support for Mothers in Need
Culwell, who regularly speaks on abortion at public events, was adopted and did not know her birth story until she was in college.
Christian Adoption Agency in NY Receives Temporary Protection from Court
New Hope Family Services, based in Syracuse, New York, has placed more than 1,000 children for adoption in the last 50 years.
Previewing the Supreme Court’s Landscape Ahead of Confirmation Battle
A key religious liberty case involving the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s adoption services program is on the court’s docket for the upcoming term, and a number of abortion-related cases also might be heard.
