Exhumed nun's body draws thousands to Missouri town.

Thousands of people are visiting a Catholic monastery in Gower, Missouri, to see the remains of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, a late Catholic nun whose corpse was found to be intact four years after her burial. The crowds have grown to the point that police have added a mobile command center, and more land has been cleared to park cars. Catholics in attendance believe this to be a blessing from God and the makings of a modern-day miracle. The diocese believes as many as 20,000 people could visit this weekend.