A Rococo hermitage built in 1757, by initiative of the Brotherhood with the same invocation, it has an 18th Century tile heritage, both in the exterior, with the figuration of two Stations of the Cross, and in the interior, with monochrome and polychrome tile ashlars portraying historical episodes and showing vegetal motives. The chancel has an altarpiece in gilded and white painted wood carving, showing the Crucified Christ and Our Lady of Charity, and the ceiling with stucco depicts the symbols of the Passion of Christ.