Startling Discovery Made After Missouri Nun's Body Is Exhumed - Faithful Proclaim a Miracle Has Taken Place in US
The body of a nun who founded a Roman Catholic order in Missouri shows no signs of decay four years after her death.
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The body of a nun who founded a Roman Catholic order in Missouri shows no signs of decay four years after her death.
Hundreds of faithful Catholics, and possibly others, made a pilgrimage of sorts to see Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster's body, believed to be incorrupt.
Following the "miraculous" discovery, hundreds of pilgrims are flocking to the town of Gower to have a look at the well-preserved body of the nun.
For one reason or another, hundreds of people are making the pilgrimage to Gower, Missouri, to witness what many are calling a miracle.
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