Many Travel to See 'Intact' Remains of Exhumed Nun Who Died in 2019
Many have been venturing out to a rural Missouri town to see the "intact" remains of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, who died four years ago
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Many have been venturing out to a rural Missouri town to see the "intact" remains of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, who died four years ago
Missouri nun intact body: People are rushing to a rural Missouri town to view the intact remains of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, who died in 2019. This process – where the body does not decay naturally – is called incorruptibility in Catholicism
Thousands of people are flocking to Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles Monastery to catch a curious glimpse of the nun's remains.
Thousands of people are flocking to witness Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster's body after it was recovered from her Missouri grave without any signs of decay despite being buried since 2019.
Many continue to travel to Gower, Mo., days after it was revealed that a nun’s body was found incorrupt four years after burial.