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It was built on the old cemetery, adjacent to the church. The church of Durcal was also built by Juan Fernández in 1546, although this temple has undergone many transformations throughout its history. From its primitive construction only the armour of the central nave remains, made of simple files with ten paired braces with eight-pointed ribbons on corbels of inverted Mannerist design. The armour loses its feet towards the main chapel, which presupposes the existence of an arch that would separate the main altar. It currently has a transept and three naves separated by semicircular arches on pillars.
