The Parish of Sala was established in 1875, marking an important chapter in the religious history of the hamlet. However, before this date, the area already hosted churches. Dating back to the 12th century, there is a chapel located near the Castello degli Albezi, where a monk from the Sacra di San Michele celebrated Mass. Over time, this chapel was expanded and renovated until it became the parish church of the hamlet, assuming a central role in the spiritual life of the community. The church of Sala is dedicated to Saint James. The church has a Latin cross plan, with a central nave ending in a semicircular apse, side chapels, and an apse transept. The facade is Baroque, with superimposed orders, articulated by pilasters; the lower order, wider, connects to the upper one with volutes; the upper order is finished with curvilinear frames. In the center of the facade, there is the entrance portal, surmounted by curvilinear frames. Above the facade, four pinnacles and a large terracotta cross stand out. Above the roof, corresponding to the left transept, rises the bell cell, without a bell, with exposed brick structure. On the front of the church, detached from it, is the bell tower, owned by the municipality.