The church date back to the 17th century and it has been rebuilt at the beginning of the 18th century.

It belonged to the homonymous confraternity, but at the beginning of the twentieth century, it passed into private property and was used as a "covered market", then in the '50s was internally converted to commercial use.

It has a high facade, gabled side, devoid of decorative elements.

The sides, with large buttresses, and the slim tower back respect the original structure.
Inside only once and the apse remained intact, and they are visible from the top of the current provision.