Father Gabriel Infante was granted incredible charismas during his ordination as a Catholic priest. As many other mystics before him, by the power of the Holy Spirit, he was able to heal the sick, raise the dead, convert sinners and exorcize demons. Satan, the enemy of humankind, had tried to persuade the presbyter to leave the priesthood, but after his first year of ministry, the forces of evil were only able to cause him a scandal that sent the mystic into exile. Gabriel accepted his fate and continued his miraculous work in the military while honing his pugilistic and martial arts skills. Even in the Army the young priest found himself entangled in a love triangle involving his lovely chaplains' assistant and his boxing buddy. He also had to deal with a gang of thirteen demons assigned to that area that was bent on causing him harm or even killing him. The chaplain went to the First Gulf War, where he distinguished himself for bravery and for saving lives. He also had the opportunity to perform his very first exorcism on a possessed Muslim girl in Kuwait City. Returning to San Antonio, Texas, after his four years in the U.S. Army as an airborne chaplain, the Miracle Weaver befriended a single mother of three. The archbishop removed him from his position as assistant principal where the woman worked, and he piled double duties on Gabriel as pastor and principal, hoping he would be so busy he would not have time to get into any more trouble. A former schoolmate from Gabriel's college years resurfaced in his life, now transformed into a beautiful homicide detective. The two began a friendly relationship as they worked together on a case involving two possessed murderers. It is now the end of 1995. Settled down in his hometown parish at 36 years of age with 9 years of experience as a priest, Father G meets some intriguing new characters, a young girl delving in the occult, a wrathful contender for the cruiser weight boxing title, and a mysterious priest with a dark past. The Miracle Weaver must continue his unending fight against the hordes of Satan, which have not yet given up on their goal to make the priest quit his ministry, to cause him much trouble and suffering, or even to propitiate his death