Joseph and Arlene Kutzko haven't seen their daughter for nearly two years after a Massachusetts high school secretly transitioned her behind their backs
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A devout Catholic family in Massachusetts had their 15-year-old daughter taken away from them after they refused to refer to her with male pronouns while her school was secretly socially transitioning her behind the parents’ backs.
Joseph and Arlene Kutzko haven’t been allowed to see their daughter, Sophie, in nearly two years. Since then, the Department of Children and Families (DCF) has housed her in a boys dormitory, put her on birth control pills and antipsychotic medications.
On top of this, their daughter – who previously led the parish in saying the Rosary before Mass – has been stripped of her Catholic faith and has been denied attending Mass.
While the Kutzkos desperately want their daughter to be returned to them, their immediate concern is that the DCF wants to begin giving her high dosage testosterone, which the parents know could irrevocably harm her life. ---More...
A Massachusetts family says the state took custody of their teenage daughter after they refused to affirm her as a boy, citing their Catholic faith.
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A Massachusetts family says the state took custody of their teenage daughter after they refused to affirm her as a boy, citing their Catholic faith.
The parents allege a school counselor socially transitioned their daughter without their knowledge, then reported them to the Department of Children and Families.
Now the state has guardianship, and a restraining order prevents the teen's parents and older brother from contacting her.
A judge has temporarily blocked the state from administering high-dose testosterone as the family fights the case. The next court hearing is set for Oct. 29.
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