St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna
Eleonore actively participated in shooting matches and hunting parties as well as the religious duties associated with the "pietas austriaca". From 1688, she devoted much time to the Marian cult, in which she was introduced by Abraham á Sancta Clara and to which she introduced her two daughters-in-law. She was an active member of the "Gesellenschaft det Sklavinnen oder Leibeign Mariens", a lay order devoted to Virgin Mary, which prescribed daily religious observance and religious charity. In 1688, she received the "Sternkreuzorden". During a joint pilgrimage, the imperial couple paid a visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Altötting. Another miraculous image of the Virgin Mary from Pötsch (hu: "Máriapócs"), known as the "Weeping Madonna", was delivered by them and placed in St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna. On 9 May 1684, the Empress received the Golden Rose from Pope Innocent XI.