Saint Teresa of Ávila's Body Remains Unchanged After 442 Years
Catholic Church officials and scientists confirm the remains are still incorruptible following the recent opening of the saint's tomb in Spain.
- The last inspection of Saint Teresa's remains took place in 1914, showing similar preservation.
- A team of Italian doctors and scientists will conduct detailed studies on the relics.
- Saint Teresa was known for her mystical and reformative contributions to the Church.
- Previous cases of incorruptible bodies include a Missouri nun who died in 2019.
- The recent inspection was emotionally significant for the attending religious community.