If, as likely, this turns out to be a scientifically-inexplicable case of incorruption (see story here), it seems significant that, precisely at a time when the current Supreme Pontiff is imposing ever-increasing restrictions on the celebration of the ancient Latin rite of Mass, God has chosen to preserve miraculously the mortal remains of a sister who belonged to an order which has the Mass and all its sacraments celebrated in that supposedly 'backward-looking' and 'outdated' Latin rite, and which is so 'rigid' and pre-conciliar' that all its nuns, like the deceased Sister Wilhelmina, wear the full traditional habit.

(BTW, these traditionalist Benedictine sisters are fully legitimate canonically: they were founded in association with the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, which was erected by the Vatican's Ecclesia Dei Commission and whose leaders were given a friendly audience even by Pope Francis a year or two ago.)

(And since this nun from a western Missouri convent is African-American, one can't help wondering whether there is also what might be called a "Black Deaths Matter" message here. After all, the woke, hard-left militants of Black Lives Matter habitually ignore the fact that pre-born black American infants are killed in disproportionate numbers by Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers who - ironically - enjoy the unreserved support of BLM.)