Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez (born May 9, 1945), better known as Fray Tormenta ("Friar Storm"), was a Mexican Catholic priest who famously wrestled in a red-and-yellow mask to fund his orphanage. Inspired by two 1963 films about a wrestling priest, the former drug addict founded La Casa Hogar de los Cachorros de Fray Tormenta, a home for up to 270 children, and used his in-ring earnings to support them. He retired from professional wrestling in July 2011 after decades of sporadic matches, but he continues to wear his iconic mask even while performing his priestly duties. His remarkable life inspired major films, including the 1991 French movie L'Homme au masque d'or (starring Jean Reno) and the 2006 Jack Black comedy Nacho Libre. Although retired, his legend lives on through a successor known as Fray Tormenta Jr., and he has also influenced characters in popular video games like Tekken and Pokémon.