Built around the 14th century. The facade is surmounted by a bell gable with two pointed arches. The interior is entered through a wide portico set against the nave, with stone arches and corbels that once supported a wooden roof. The surrounding area was used as a cemetery from 1648 to March 31, 1931, the date when Rector Angelo Ghiani inaugurated the present cemetery. Festivities in honor of the saint, take place on June 13. Traditional is the mass “of graces” during which bread “civraxiu” offered as an exa voto is blessed and distributed to the faithful.
