Roman Catholic Church, Bussa

We find it in the middle of the village, further inland from the main road, among the residential houses. It was built in Baroque style and renovated in 2003. It is said that the tower was hit during World War II, a cannonball made a hole in it, but the wall of the church was only repaired from the outside, the damage caused by the shell is still visible inside. On the wall is a black marble tablet with a gilded Latin inscription. ; The church is surrounded by a beautifully wrought iron fence, some of the decorations of which also suffered from the war. At the entrance there are two beautiful crucifixes, both erected by locals.