The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday tossed out a clergy abuse lawsuit by a man whose case rested on a repressed memory claim [1], siding with a lower court's ruling that repressed memory is an unproven theory.

Irish Times Editorial: Lynn Sentencing The court’s willingness for the first time to punish not only priestly abusers, but those who sheltered them, will reverberate through the church [2]

Philly Inquirer Editorial: Lynn Sentencing The appropriate wages of sin include jail. [3]

Opinion: Scotland is ready for gay marriage, whether Cardinal O'Brien likes it or not [4]

Another Opinion: Gay Marriage A 'Dangerous Experiment' Says Catholic Church In Scotland [5]

CUA group pushes IOC to remember Munich victims [6]. Five Catholic University of America students are traveling to Tel Aviv to watch Friday's ceremony with families of the victims.

Catholic dynamic shifts in China [7]

Poor may lack 'powerful lobbies' but have 'greatest needs,' bishop says [8]

Canada -- Education Minister fed up with Catholic board finances [9]

Hindu and Catholic leaders meet in Stockton [10]

Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Müller: New Prefect of Doctrinal Congregation Speaks on Faith, the Curia and His Own Upbringing [11]

NCR's sister publication, Celebration, posts reflections on each day's Scripture reading. Here's a link: celebrationpublications.org/dailybread. [12]You may want to bookmark it. It's a great way to begin the day.