This locality in the vicinity of the Pozbian Forest has long been a popular place where in the past believers who went on a church pilgrimage to the monastery at Máriačalád (currently called Mariánska Čeľad) liked to stop for rest. This is how the pilgrims discovered the spring, which, as it soon turned out, had miraculous healing effects, especially regarding eye diseases and blindness, while it was rumored that it restored sight to more than one blind person. In recent years, the place has been restored and holy masses are held here regularly.
This locality in the vicinity of the Pozbian Forest has long been a popular place where in the past believers who went on a church pilgrimage to the monastery at Máriačalád (currently called Mariánska Čeľad) liked to stop for rest. This is how the pilgrims discovered the spring, which, as it soon turned out, had miraculous healing effects, especially regarding eye diseases and blindness, while it was rumored that it restored sight to more than one blind person. In recent years, the place has been restored and holy masses are held here regularly.
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