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An abbey in rural Missouri has become the site of pilgrimage for many Catholics who view the body of a Benedictine nun as a modern American miracle. Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster died in May 2019, but when her body was exhumed earlier this year she was discovered to be apparently uncorrupted - showing little decomposition -
As church leaders investigate the "incorrupt" body of a nun who died four years ago, thousands of Catholics have traveled to behold what they say is a modern-day miracle
According to the International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association, only about 24% of Americans plan their own funeral. This leaves surviving relatives to plan their deceased loved ones’ funerals, which brings with it a number of stressful decisions. They must decide how and where their loved one is laid to rest, and how much is...
As church leaders investigate the "incorrupt" body of a nun who died four years ago, thousands of Catholics have traveled to behold what they say is a modern-day miracle
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.