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Built towards the end of 1300 to replace an existing chapel. The church, a single nave, built of local stone and brick, houses the remains of votive frescoes of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. It underwent two periods of restoration: one in 1977 that affected the external parts, the other in 1983 that extended to those inside, especially apse and altar. The bell tower, supported by a pillar inside the church is Romanesque.