Located in the Molise region of Italy, it is a historic religious building dating back to the 12th century. Known for its Romanesque style, it was declared a "National Monument" in 1901. The main entrance and both sides have important decorative sculptures, and the interior is divided into three central halls enclosed by their respective rear halls, separated by two rows of asymmetrical columns. The column heads are decorated with patterns similar to the exterior, and the church also features a beautifully decorated hemispherical baptismal pool made of single stones, multiple altars, and an underground tomb dedicated to St. George. It is the local religious center and an important place for tourists to learn about the local history and culture.