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| Francisco Rabal | Father Nazario |
| Rita Macedo | Andara |
| Marga López | Beatriz |
| Jesús Fernández | Ujo |
| Ignacio López Tarso | Thief in church |
| Luis Aceves Castañeda | Parricide |
| Ofelia Guilmáin | Chanfa |
| Noé Murayama | Pinto |
| Rosenda Monteros | Prieta |
| Ada Carrasco | (uncredited) |
| Antonio Bravo | (uncredited) |
| Aurora Molina | (uncredited) |
| David Reynoso | (uncredited) |
| Manuel Arvide | (uncredited) |
| Edmundo Barbero | (uncredited) |
| Raúl Dantes | (uncredited) |
| Pilar Pellicer | (uncredited) |
In a seedy, plague-ridden corner of turn-of-the-century Mexico, a pious priest, Nazarín, takes in mentally ill Beatriz and her prostitute sister, Andara . At odds with the other members of his clergy, he decides to go on a religious journey with the two women, but manages to accidentally alienate or ruin almost everyone he meets. As Nazarín attempts to bring goodwill and faith to a decaying society, he's met with scorn, suspicion and persecution.
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