Father Stu

Stuart Long is a troubled yet determined man seeking purpose amid personal chaos and familial conflict. His journey from aspiring actor to priest embodies resilience and transformation, showcasing his complex relationships and evolving faith. His struggles with health only amplify his commitment to his vocation.

Carmen is a captivating and spiritual woman who deeply influences Stuart's life decisions. Her unwavering faith contrasts with Stuart's initial reluctance, pushing him toward a deeper understanding of love and faith. Her role highlights the importance of guidance and support in another's spiritual journey.

Jacob serves as both a friend and a foil to Stuart, representing skepticism towards faith. His journey emphasizes the theme of familial pressure and the complexities of personal calling. Through his interactions with Stuart, Jacob learns valuable lessons about the nature of service and self-discovery.

Bill Long, Stuart's father, embodies the struggles of redemption and familial guilt. As a recovering alcoholic, his journey to atonement adds depth to the family dynamics and highlights the theme of healing relationships as Stuart seeks his calling. Bill’s growth reflects the film's exploration of personal responsibility and forgiveness.

Ham represents a beacon of support for Stuart, encouraging him through his spiritual evolution. His character reflects the theme of community and the significance of mentorship in one’s faith journey, showcasing the bonds formed through shared beliefs.