Built in 1577 replacing a previous temple documented from the 11th century (to which the base of the bell tower surely belongs). It has a single nave covered with a ribbed vault, with side chapels and a polygonal apse. On the left side of the façade stands the square bell tower, with the polygonal crown, covered with a pointed pyramid. Its style is late Gothic, although the façade is fully Renaissance, with two fluted columns with Corinthian capital and a triangular pediment with an image of the saint. In the crypt is the tomb of the Marquises of Montsolís.