Eucharistic Miracle Seefeld

The small town of Seefeld is a destination for numerous pilgrimages due to the Eucharistic miracle that occurred there in 1384.
During the Holy Thursday Mass, a nobleman named Oswald Milser anticipated receiving Communion with the large Host. Just as he was about to take Communion, the ground beneath him started to shake, and Oswald experienced a sensation of being drawn into it. As the priest was placing the Host back on the altar, real Blood began to flow from the Sacred Species.
In the small town of Seefeld, Oswald Milser, the Lord of Schlosberg, anticipated receiving the large Host similar to that of the officiating priest during the Holy Thursday Mass. However, at the moment he was about to partake in Communion, the ground began to shake and fractured. Oswald clutched the altar to prevent himself from falling, and the priest promptly withdrew the Host from the man's mouth. The trembling ceased, and live blood started to drip from the Host. Numerous witnesses observed this miracle, and soon the news spread across the entire nation. Emperor Maximilian I himself held a deep devotion to it. Today, visitors can go to the Church of St. Oswald, where the precious relic of the Host, stained with blood, is displayed, along with various paintings illustrating the miracle.