Declares that June should be observed as "Fidelity Month" and urges Americans to renew commitment to the values of faith, family, and patriotism. The resolution's preamble states concern about declining public support for traditional values, links that decline to social problems, offers a definition of "fidelity," and frames an annual observance as a fitting way to rededicate the nation to those core values.

The measure is symbolic only: it expresses the Senate's belief and encourages public recommitment, but it does not create new programs, require funding, or impose legal obligations.