In 1881–1882, because the original church was in ruins, a new one was built following the historicist style of the time. Its façade best reflects 19th-century classicism, pared down to the limit, with straight, plain walls and no classical orders. Inside, the walls are undecorated; the only features are the Tuscan pilasters supporting the nave vault and the simple entablature running along the nave.
· Altarpieces: main altarpiece, altarpiece of St Joseph and altarpiece of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
· Statues: Our Lady of Fatima, Immaculate Conception, St Anthony of Padua, St Eulalia, Christ tied to the column, Our Lady of Sorrows, St Francis of Assisi, St Joseph, San Paio (St Pelagius), the Child Jesus the Saviour, Sacred Heart of Jesus and San Roque.
