The Calling of the Miracle Weaver — Roberto G. Rosas Jr.

In The Calling of the Miracle Weaver, the first novel in the Miracle Weaver Saga, we meet a young Gabriel Infante being ordained as a Catholic priest in the city of San Antonio, Texas. From the start of his new career Gabriel learns that God has some extraordinary plans for his life: he heals the ordaining archbishop of his Parkinson's disease. The news of a newly appointed mystic spread quickly in the spiritual underground where Satan and his hordes of demons normally work in the expansion of the culture of death. The Prince of Darkness assigns five of his demons to stalk the young presbyter and do all in their power to get him to quit his ministry. The forces of evil meet their match in the valiant cleric who engages all their challenges as he learns about his mystical gifts. While many people are delighted to witness the signs and wonders God works through the cleric, some are suspicious of him and wish to unmask him as a fraud. Father Gabriel is an attractive man with a sense of humor, good rhythm on the dance floor, a great singing voice, the strength of "an ox" and a devastating punch in the boxing ring, so a number of beautiful women get overly attracted to his charismatic personality. This creates a scandalous situation that places the Miracle Weaver in trouble with the Church Authorities within his first year of ministry.