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

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By Anita Snow Verified, Sabrina Danielsen, Ellie Simmons
| Global Sisters Report Verified
There is significant potential for the global Catholic Church to positively impact the climate crisis. Popes have been teaching about climate change for decades, most notably Pope Francis whom Pope Leo XIV has echoed. Alongside these teachings, the Catholic Church also has robust advocacy networks and large amounts of land, buildings and investments that could support changing energy practices.
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Taylor Bleu’s alt-R&B debut “Mad House” finds poetry in ache and angst

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By Ellie Simmons
| The Line of Best Fit Verified
Available now via Polydor Label Group, “Mad House” was born out of a moment of barely-contained fury. Bleu arrived at the studio late, and a difficult morning at home hung over him. “I got there late, and I was vexed,” he explains. “They went out, I stayed in the room. I just remember the aggression and the angst I had, and I was putting it into the song.” This anger provided the spark that brought his debut to life, through gritted teeth, the song acted as a cathartic outlet for Bleu in the moment.
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Biita Houdei’s “Life Inside the Hourglass” is an emotional reflection on the passing of time

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By Ellie Simmons
| The Line of Best Fit Verified
Houdei isn't entirely sure she wrote “Life Inside the Hourglass”. “I don't even remember really writing it,” she confesses. “It's crazy. I just sat down, and it just happened.” Previously known as LéPonds, Houdei has been making music for a long time, across many projects and albums. But now, she’s firmly focused on her new project. Biita means "unique" in the Farsi language, and makes her feel closer to her Persian heritage.
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