Originally built in the years 1646 to 1649 by Michele Buti from Pisa, it was rebuilt following the earthquake of 1741, by the architect Pietro Maria Loni. It is a single nave church with four side chapels, the works of art to note are: at the second altar on the left there is the painting by Giovanni Loreti depicting a Grieving Virgin, the altar piece dated 1742 depicting St. Filippo Neri was painted by Sebastiano Conca (1680-1764). The evocative frescoes in the Sacristy were painted by the artist Giuseppe Malatesta (1650 -1719) from Fabriano.