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.
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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.
President Trump Signs Order to Support Work with Faith Groups on Adoption
Bethany Christian Services, which provides social services in more than 30 states and more than a dozen countries, praised the order for its insistence that the federal government work together with community and faith-based organizations in an “‘all hands on deck’ approach.”
With Dozens of Babies Stranded in Ukraine, Bishops Call for an End to Surrogacy
A now-viral video, recently posted online by BioTexCom, the country’s largest surrogacy agency, shows nearly 50 babies being cared for in a large hotel room in Kyiv, with an uncertain future.
Foster to Adopt: Parents Share Their Life-Changing Stories of the Gift of Family
Three examples of how reserves of love and energy expand to meet the needs of each child in need.
Supreme Court and Religious Liberty: Catholic Foster-Care Case Looms
Sharonell Fulton, et al. v. City of Philadelphia could have major implications as the high court continues to sort out questions of how far religious-freedom protections go
Trump Administration Moves to Protect Religious Adoption, Foster-Care Providers
The Department of Health and Human Services has granted a religious exemption for faith-based agencies in South Carolina.
After 95 Years, NY Rules End Catholic Adoption and Foster Services in Buffalo
The affiliate said it cannot follow requirements that require allowing same-sex couples to foster and adopt children, citing Catholic teaching.
The Redeeming Act of Adoption
Three couples share their pursuit of different adoptions — domestic newborn, foster-to-adopt and international — and the graces they received.
