Its first records date back to 1218, but it was rebuilt over the centuries 17th and 18th, after the 1741 earthquake. There are no particular outside details, but this church houses inside some stunning works of art. Among them: a sixteenth-century wooden statue of St. Sebastian (once in the homonymous church), two 16th-century paintings, including one signed and dated by Durante Nobili from Caldarola, a pupil of Lorenzo Lotto, a painting depicting Saint Lucia by Domenico Malpiedi, a painter from San Ginesio (first half of the 17th century) and the stunning large polyptych (483 cm × 323 cm) signed and dated in 1468 by Giovanni Boccati.