Dedicated to Saint Rita of Cascia, the church dominates the staircase leading to the small farming village with its pink-colored façade and a sharp bell tower 25 meters high, nestled between Mount Pisciacane and the surrounding hills.
The single-nave interior ends in an octagonal apse and features an altar in polychrome marble dating back to the time of its foundation, while the plain walls host ex-votos and devotional paintings that bear witness to the deep popular devotion to the “saint of impossible causes.”
Every year, on May 22, the community celebrates the patronal feast with a solemn Mass, a procession through the streets of the hamlet, and the traditional blessing of roses, blending faith, folklore, and rural solidarity in a rite that renews ancient bonds.