A little church dedicated to St. Roch and All Saints hidden in the shade of pine trees is situated between Gornje Selo and Sušica. The church was first mentioned in 1454, which is believed to be the year of its reconstruction, as it is considered that the church was built two or three centuries earlier. The church was renovated in 1925 because of the bad condition it was in. According to the parish chronicle from the 20th century, many residents of Ugljan would visit the church on the feast of St. Roch, the patron saint of plague victims. The front of the church comprises a quatrefoil oculus, above which is two-arch gable with one bell. In the 1980ies, the church was substantially damaged in a fire. Besides damaging the structure, the fire also damaged the painting of the Blessed Virgin Mary with several saints and the altar of Saint Roch. The church was restored on the initiative of the parishioners. The services are held at the church on the feast day of St. Roch on 16 August as well as on the All Saints Day on 1 November.
