I’m a transgender woman. Here’s what I want the Catholic Church to know about my life.

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Christine Zuba

Christine Zuba is a transgender Catholic woman from Blackwood, NJ and a Eucharistic Minister at Saints Peter & Paul Parish, Turnersville, NJ. Christine is chair of the Transgender Ministry of Fortunate Families.

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