The current structure was built between 1702 and 1773. 

Due to the Reform Laws, the church and the convent ceased to be administered by the mercenary order in 1859.

The facade, with a two-story tower, combines different architectural styles. The entrance has two levels carved in quarry stone, and the towers are in a neoclassical style.

In 1906, it came into the hands of the Dominicans and changed its name to the Lady of the Rosary.