What stands out in this temple is the darkness of its interior. Church with four distinct bodies, the porch, the vaults, the nave and the chancel. Features beautiful paintings and unmatched wealth of iconographic and decorative.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, consisting of a single nave, a chancel and a vestry. It was built in the 19th century by order of the family that owns the farm of Rashidi, existing in the vicinity.

Chapel dating back to 1577, composed of a longitudinal plan simple, with a porch and a ship. Presents different toppings on roof of three waters on the porch and gable roof on the ship. The main facade is Freestone, being torn by a round arch portal.

Chapel with unique interior space, covered in fake barrel vault, towed and painted, and illuminated by the side Windows and the facade. The left side front door in round arch and the sacristy and the right side stairs to the choir-high. Interior with coro-high.

Set of two chapels with features of Mannerist and Baroque architecture. It is believed that the Santo Antonio Chapel is the oldest, having been built between the 15th and the 17TH century, and the Calvary Chapel date from the 19th century. The Santo Antonio Chapel are still visible the arms of families Queiroz, George and Cabral.

Chapel of Baroque architecture, which houses major altarpiece of carved and gilded repainted.

Chapel with just one ship, coated with 1468 combining a pattern flooring, with panels of figurative composition. In the chancel there is a inscription of 1647.

Chapel of rectangular plant with internal space undefined and a vestry located near the front left side. It was rebuilt in the 17th century over a pre-existing. Inside, the main altarpiece of Mannerist gilded.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plan with nave and galilé. It was erected in the 15th century and in the 19th century, the Bell Tower was rebuilt. Highlighting the flooring tiles.