Religious-Freedom Advocates Express Optimism After ‘Fulton’ Decision
Legal experts say decision heralds a positive outlook for religious-freedom cases of Catholic adoption and foster-care agencies nationwide.
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In Supreme Court 9-0 ‘Fulton’ Ruling Fissures Lurk Beneath the Surface
NEWS ANALYSIS: Legal experts think the bigger decision will come in overturning 1990’s ‘Employment Division v. Smith.’
St. Joseph Was the ‘Earthly Shadow of the Heavenly Father’
More than a foster father, St. Joseph is a model for all men raising children.
Ahead of Pivotal Supreme Court Decision, Foster Care Agency Mired in Religious Freedom Fight
The Associated Press reported last week that the group won’t sign a new contract with Kentucky due to a new contract clause prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Foster Parents Answer the Call to Care for God’s Precious Children
‘It’s a calling,’ according to the four Catholic couples who spoke with the Register.
“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
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.
After Challenging State Officials, Catholic Home for Trafficked Girls Set to Open
The San Diego-based Children of the Immaculate Heart, which has served adult victims of human trafficking since 2013, had aimed to open a house for girls age 12-17 who had been victims of human trafficking.
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.”
