A true jewel of the Baroque, built to preserve a fresco of the Holy Crucifix, painted in oil on plaster by an anonymous artist from Reggio, during the plague of 1630 - '31. In 1761 began the construction of the new oratory designed by the Reggiano Giovan Battista Cattani, called Cavallari. In 1763 the church was opened for worship and completed at the end of the century. Closed following the Napoleonic suppression of the confraternities, it was reopened in 1814; in the last century it underwent two restoration works.interesting the scenographic facade, whose portal is dominated by a window shaped with balustrade and by three marble statues of the Veronese sculptor Angelo Finali (XVIII century) representing the three virtues (Faith, Hope and Charity). The interior consists of a single room, enriched with balustrades and elegant stucco. The altar, in nineteenth-century stucco, is the work of the workshop of Tondelli. In the apse is kept the fresco of the miraculous, holy crucifix representing "Christ crucified with the Sorrowful Virgin kneeling at her feet".

See the page in the website of the IAT of Reggio Emilia