A close companion to Father Latour, he's a lively and sociable priest known for his devotion to the church and the well-being of others. His love for adventure leads him to Colorado during the Gold Rush.

An insightful and knowledgeable Indigenous guide from Pecos Pueblo who shares his wisdom about the land with Fathers Latour and Vaillant. He contributes an Indigenous perspective to their experiences in New Mexico.

A famous frontiersman known for his skills as a scout, guide, and soldier, who aids Father Latour. His mild and humble demeanor adds to his noteworthy reputation in the multicultural New Mexico setting.

A powerful and controversial priest in Taos known for his defiance of ecclesiastical authority and rumored misconduct. He symbolizes the conflicts within the church's historical presence in the region.

A gregarious priest from Albuquerque whose tendency toward overindulgence aligns with the challenges of church leadership in remote New Mexico. His behavior reflects the broader issues facing the church's mission.

Prominent supporters of the church in Santa Fe, with Don Antonio deriving wealth from ranching and Doña Isabella known for her refined background and charm. They aid Father Latour and provide significant support to his mission.