Beyond Politics, There Is Real Joy
The pope ushers in foster-care month in the U.S. with love for one of God’s most precious ones.
Foster Care
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—April 22
A Third Circuit panel rules in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia that the city of Philadelphia lawfully refused to contract with a Catholic provider of foster-care services unless . . .
Yesterday Was One Beautiful Boy’s Independence Day (to the Relief of His Foster Parents)
The foster-parent system is very difficult to navigate, which is all the more reason to celebrate one child’s finding a forever home.
Twelve Adoption/Foster-Care/Child-Welfare Things That Caught My Eye: Children Waiting for Adoption in China, St. James Reading, & Everyone Has a Role
How can China allow 60,000 people into and out of the country for the Olympics, and yet 400 adoptive families are being held up by Covid restrictions?
From Orphanage to War to Suicide
Can we commit today to not letting Kevin Howard’s story repeat itself with other children in the foster system?
Let’s Make 2022 the Year of a Foster-Care Revolution
‘Too many children are alone,’ says one foster mother, ‘because we don’t think we have what it takes.’
How Our Broken Foster-Care System Victimizes Children
A review of No Way to Treat a Child: How the Foster Care System, Family Courts, and Racial Activists Are Wrecking Young Lives, by Naomi Schaefer Riley.
Let’s Be Adults for Children: A Night with the National Council for Adoption’s Adoption Hall of Fame
I’ve been to a few of these awards ceremonies over the years, and never expected to be an honoree.
Dobbs Signals to Us to Step Up Our Pro-Life Game
Dobbs v. Jackson, the Supreme Court case about Mississippi’s abortion law, is an occasion for the pro-life movement to promote adoption and foster care.