This small and pretty church, now in a bad state and closed to worship, has its facade oriented in a longitudinal position to that of the parish church. Probably of sixteenth-century origins, as confirmed by the late sixteenth-century canvas, perhaps by Alessandro Casolani (1552-1607), also the major altar “Sant’Elena and the miracle of San Macario”. The interior was however extensively restored in the nineteenth century (1833) and embellished with the choir, the monochrome “Story of Esther and Ahasuerus” by Vincenzo Dei painted on the right wall and it was equipped with new furnishings.