Exhumed body of Missouri nun remains intact 4 years after death, drawing pilgrims to 'miracle'

The exhumed body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster showed no signs of decay four years after her burial.
Hundreds of Catholics have traveled to Gower, Missouri to witness Sister Wilhelmina's well-preserved body, considering it a miracle.
Sister Wilhelmina founded the Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of Apostles at age 70 and died in 2019 at 95.
Sister Wilhelmina's body was not embalmed and was buried in a wooden coffin but was found intact with almost no decay.
Sister Wilhelmina's body will be displayed in her abbey's chapel until May 29 and then encased in glass.