 Thank you very much, Drew. It's good to be with you. I'm delighted to have you here. The Carroll Cousins, they had to declare that they didn't think the Pope was infallible in order to be accepted by their Protestant fellow countrymen. Let's start there. Did they do that for political expediency? Were they generally sincere in their belief? Talk about these two very prominent Catholics in those early days and maybe unfold or unpack for us a portrait or a picture of what colonial America was like for Catholics.