Pilgrims Continue to Flock to Rural Missouri to See Sr. Wilhelmina Lancaster | EWTN News Nightly

Pilgrims continue to flock to rural Missouri amid a remarkable story about the foundress of a Benedictine Order of religious sisters. 2 members of that order gave their first TV interview to EWTN News In Depth. EWTN News Contributor who just returned from rural Missouri, Catherine Hadro, joins to tell us about the foundress, Sr. Wilhelmina Lancaster. Not only does Sr. Wilhelmina's body appear to be in remarkable condition, but her habit does as well. Hadro shares what the Benedictines of Mary have to say about that. Thousands of people have descended up their abbey in Gower, Missouri. Hadro discusses what she saw, the impact of this story and what the sisters' reaction was to all the fanfare. The sisters believe that Sr. Wilhelmina could be the first African American to be found incorrupt, pending a Church investigation into this story. Hadro explains whether they spoke more to that significance. She fills us in on what is next for Sr. Wilhelmina and her order.

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