Dobrota has been  developing by  the  town  of  Kotor  sharing  it’s  destiny  until the  year  1704,  when  by  the  mercy  of  the  Venetians  it  become a  autonomous  municipality.

As a settlement  along  7 km  of  shore,  it  was  mentioned  even  in  the  12^th  century. Once  it  had  the  largest  number  of  sailing  ships  for  long  sailing, and  thanks  to  its  captains it  was  one  of  the  richest  places  in  Boka. Their  overseas  adventures  are  still  testified  by  a  number  of  palaces  and  temples  built  in  the  baroque  style  from  17^th  to 19th century. The  oldest  monuments  of  Deborah  are: The  church  of  St. Iliad  and Lady of Mercy  from  the  14^th century, The Church  of  St. Eustachian  from  18^th century  is  particularly  distinqished  by  it’s  monumentality, with a rich  treasury  in  which  a  number  of  precious paintings  the  church  ceremonial  things are  kept as well  as the war trophy’s, from the  battles against the Turks on the land and on  the  sea.

The ten year old oltar is ornamented by imposing mosaic of a hundred quadrate area, the work of prominent creation artist Ede Murtic.