Same-sex law affects English adoption work
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Several Catholic dioceses in England have announced they will end adoption services because of new laws compelling them to place children in the care of same-sex couples, but one local bishop has said he will fight to keep his adoption agency under Church control.A subscription is required to access this content.
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