Hello, and welcome to Focus, the Catholic Cancer's podcast for living, understanding, and defending

your Catholic faith. I'm Psy Kellet, your host, and we'll talk a bit about euthanasia today,

where around the world, we're having to defend what used to be a pretty straightforward idea,

which is that you should not take the lives of innocent people, and that we should do all we can

to care for those who are in distress rather than dispose of those who are in distress. No longer,

maybe a majority idea in large parts of the world and where it is a majority idea still today,

it needs shoring up because it's very easy for people to kind of maybe become lazy on this point

or to become convinced that, oh, well, there's no real moral import. Let people do what they want to do

at the end of their lives. Australia is among the places where this whole conversation,

this whole battle really is taking place, and so we welcome a wonderful guest. I have to say

one of our favorite people here at Catholic Answers. I remember years ago when we went to Australia,

hearing people say, you got to meet Monica Duman, and she was kind of, I don't know, presented to us

as you're going to meet this wonderful pro-life speaker and activist, and she is every bit that,

but also a full well-rounded, very extremely capable defender of the Catholic faith and of morality

in general. Monica Duman from the Archdiocese of Sydney, Australia, thanks for being here. Thank

you so much for having me. What an extraordinary intro. Was it good enough? I don't know. You flew

all the way from Australia. I feel like I better do something good. I'm so excited to be here in person

finally. I think this has been years coming. We're delighted that you got here. You've been around

the U.S. this time that you've been here. Are we any different as you come back? How often do you

get here every 5, 10 years or something? This is only my third time in the States and my first time

on the East Coast. The first time you got to visit East Coast? It's awful, isn't it? It's horrible.

Oh, I'm just kidding. Sorry about that. Oh, that's great. Before we start, are there any impressions

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