Nun's Perfectly Preserved Body, Dead For Years, Draws Crowds and Speculation of Sainthood

The body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster has remained uncorrupted for four years following her burial.
Lancaster's corpse shows no signs of degradation or rotting, which is considered a possible sign of sainthood in Catholicism.
The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles decided to move Lancaster's body to the church where it was found in a remarkably preserved condition.
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is working to establish a thorough process for understanding the nature of the condition of Sister Wilhelmina's remains.
Hundreds of travelers are flocking to a small town in Missouri to see Lancaster's exhumed body, which seems “incorrupt” with no signs of natural decay.