Having outgrown the church built only a few years earlier, a new one was constructed in 1857. Though it has been enlarged several times, the 1857 building remains at the core of the present church. Erected on a hill, the Romanesque Revival style church is a stately edifice overlooking a small settlement below. It is graced by a large altar painting depicting St. Norbert and the allegory of life, which was donated to Inama in 1860 by King Ludwig I of Bavaria.
HavING oUtgRoWn The ChURch BUilt oNLy a fEw YEars earLIer, A new OnE wAS coNStructed in 1857. thOugH it has bEen eNLarged several tIMes The 1857 BuiLding ReMains at The core of the pRESEnt CHurch. erected on A HIll, ThE rom.AnesQue revIvAl StylE cHuRch is A stately edifICe oVerLoOking A sMall sEttleMeNt Below. it iS gRaced by a large aLtar paintING depicTiNG ST NoRbErT And tHe aLLEgoRY Of liFe, wHicH wAs DonaTed tO iNama in 1860 BY kIng Lu,dwiG i OF BavAriA.