It used to be the old Cerretto parish and is located in the heart of the oldest part of the village, dominating the view thanks to its characteristic stone tower which was built around the 13th century. Subsequently, the building underwent renovations in different periods and one of them took place in 1585, as the epigraph inscribed on the entrance door reads: "LAUS DEO MDLXXXV". Inside, a fresco from the 15th. Century, which represents the scene of the appearance of Christ on the Cross to Pope Saint Gregory during the celebration of the Mass, attracts the interest of the visitors. The vault fascinates the viewer for the picturesque eighteenth century decorations representing "Sant'Andrea's glory", besides a big painting on canvas from the same period portraying the Madonna, Saint Andrew and Saint Anthony of Padua.