The villa near Reggio is mentioned in a document of 1330 (1); in the act is also indicated a primitive oratory of St. Gregory (2). The main church dedicated to all the saints was located near the Porta S. Stefano in Reggio in whose village was included. The 1458 Estimo assigns the villa 15 fires. After the building was demolished in 1501, the parish was finally moved in 1597 to the ancient oratory of St. Gregory (3). In 1767 the old oratory was demolished and construction of the new church was begun on the design of the architect Francesco Iori. In 1777 the tower was built and between 1787 and 1788 the construction was carried out by the master builder Giuseppe Barlaam Vergnani, including the facade, following the design of the Arch. Iori (4).The front facade is a hut, very slender and strongly marked by pairs of angular pilasters in support of the frontal gable broken tympanum. The interior has a single nave in eighteenth-century style.