Built in 1593 by Capuchin friars who arrived in Ozieri in 1951, it has the canonical forms of that order in Sardinia with a single nave and three chapels on the left side.
The Ozieri nobleman Don Francesco dell’Arca offered his vineyard on one of the hills overlooking the town from the south, and he provided the friars with substantial financial aid that enabled them to build the new church and in 1602 the convent.
It preserves valuable seventeenth- to eighteenth-century furnishings, including a painting of the Martyrdom of Cosmas and Damian, of the Spanish school, a wooden tabernacle attributed to Brother Gaudentius of Sassari, and four martyr’s arches.
The feast of Our Lady of Remedy is celebrated there in the third week of September.
The relics of Saint Valentine are also kept there.
