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After May 29, visitors will still be able to see the nun and visit the site, but they will no longer be able to touch her body as it will be encased in glass.
Jack Klein, owner of Hixson-Klein Funeral Home, said he “can’t understand” how Sister Wilhelmina’s un-embalmed body is in the state it’s currently in.
Tuesday May 30, 2023 - Thousands of worshipers have started flocking to a Catholic nun to witness her body after it was recovered from her Missouri grave without any signs of decay despite being buried since 2019. Faithful Catholics have been pictured and filmed in a long queue rushing to Gower - about 40 miles north…
CNN anchor Jim Sciutto refused to comment on a story about Catholics flocking to Missouri to see the preserved remains of a nun.
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.