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Why are sisters more engaged in environmental activism than other church leaders?

Summary by globalsistersreport.org
In the face of decades of papal teachings about the reality and urgency of climate change, U.S. sisters have been leaders on environmental action. In contrast, U.S. bishops have largely not been creation care leaders.
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Why are sisters more engaged in environmental activism than other church leaders?

In the face of decades of papal teachings about the reality and urgency of climate change, U.S. sisters have been leaders on environmental action. In contrast, U.S. bishops have largely not been creation care leaders.

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globalsistersreport.org broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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