This gripping historical narrative reclaims the forgotten legacy of Catholics in the American Revolution, revealing how a group of overlooked patriots played decisive roles in securing independence. With vivid storytelling and extensive research, the book highlights how these Catholics—statesmen, clergy, soldiers, and thinkers—risked everything for liberty, gaining the admiration of Washington and other Founders. From the Jesuit torn between his vows and loyalty to country, to the Carroll cousins who helped shape the nation’s founding documents, this book challenges prevailing historical narratives and restores these courageous “papists” to their rightful place in America’s founding story.