In the 14th and 15th c. this church belonged to the Flagellants of the Crucified of St. Augustine. In the 16th c. it became home to the Tertiary Franciscan nuns. Traces of the early structure are still visible on the façade. The interior of the church was radically transformed in the 18th c. Worthy of note is the stucco decoration of the presbytery. Among the altarpieces, the one of “St. Joseph and two female Saints” by Giuseppe Reposati (2nd altar on the right) is particularly beautiful.