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1384 AD

Miracle of Seefeld

Seefeld in Tirol, Austria

Blood Type: Not formally testedBleeding Host; ground subsidence

The Miracle

A knight demanded to receive a large Host reserved for the priest rather than the small Host given to laypeople. When the priest complied, the ground beneath the knight began to sink, and the Host turned to blood in his mouth. The knight's handprints are still visible on the altar where he grasped for support.

Scientific Findings

The indentations in the altar attributed to the knight's handprints have been preserved and can still be seen. The bleeding Host was preserved as a relic. The miracle is documented in multiple historical sources from the 14th and 15th centuries.

Location

Seefeld in Tirol, Austria

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Pilgrim ExperienceVisited May 2024

My visit to Miracle of Seefeld

Standing in the church where the Eucharistic miracle of Miracle of Seefeld took place was overwhelming. In Seefeld in Tirol, you can see the actual miraculous elements preserved behind glass. The scientific evidence is displayed alongside, which I found compelling.

October 27, 2024

Pilgrim ExperienceVisited June 2025

My visit to Miracle of Seefeld

I visited the site of the Miracle of Seefeld miracle in Seefeld in Tirol with some skepticism, I will admit. But seeing the preserved evidence up close, and reading the scientific analyses, gave me a lot to think about. The church itself is peaceful and well maintained.

August 18, 2024