The Incorruptibles

The Incorruptibles, a classic since its 1977 release, explores the remarkable phenomenon of saints' bodies that resist decay long after death. The author delves into both natural and artificial mummification, asserting that the incorruptibility of these saints transcends these categories and remains a mystery to modern science. Featuring 102 canonized saints, Beati, and Venerables, the book details their lives, the discovery of their incorruption, and the investigations conducted by Church and medical authorities, highlighting their significance as a testament to the Catholic faith and the victory of Christ over death.