Chiesa SS. Trinità

According to tradition, the construction of a small chapel dates back to the 1300s, built over a shrine established in 1676, which was initially owned by the monastery of Badia, and later became the property of that of S. Nazaro in Verona. Expanded in 1870, the Church was restored and enlarged in 1954.

Inside, there is a single altar and various paintings. On the vault of the Church, we find the Holy Trinity depicted with angels. The Holy Spirit is represented by the Dove, while on the back wall, behind the altar, there is a precious fresco depicting, in the center, the Madonna with the Child seated on the throne, while on their sides, we find two large images: St. Mary Magdalene and St. Lucy. Below these images, there is an inscription, unfortunately almost entirely ruined, indicating the names of the two Saints. Under the image of St. Lucy, the plaster is damaged right at the point where the date of completion was written.
Above the figure of the Madonna and the Child, the Holy Trinity is also depicted: the Father and the Son holding the globe, above which only the feet of a Dove can be seen: the Holy Spirit. The renovation work in the mid-1900s has almost completely covered the body of the Dove.

The Church was managed by a small community of friars, of the same order as those who occupied the Abbey of Badia Calavena.
Since 1994, a group of Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette has been permanently operating in the fraction, having arranged the parish church, designating it as a Marian sanctuary at the expense of the community and the Congregation with the aim of spreading the message of the Madonna.