The architect in charge of the construction of the works was Enrique Mardones and Herrero, and it is probable that to build this parish the existing building of the old Mercedes Guzmán School was reused, adding the access pediment and the tower with its campanile.

It is a rectangular simple volume, carried out in adobe walls and a wood structure for the roof and terminations, with large picture windows all along the external wall with a double fall down roofs. In the entrance doorway an access pediment is observed in the neo-classic style, which is formed by four pedestals over which there are two columns with a non-very defined style, of which the two later ones are attached to the church wall. On these columns the triangular pediment rests that, in its central part, has a decorative disc with the image of Jesus Christ. It is crowned with a small double slope roof. Over the pediment an oculus can be observed that allows light to enter into the interior. On one of its sides there is the campanile tower that, being a simple parallelepiped, can be divided in three parts: the lower part with a niche type window crowned in a molding Roman arch, the upper part, separated from the lower one by a decorative cornice, it has another window that ends in a molding Roman arch. The set is finished by the pyramid shaped spire with four sides with an eave that separates it in the lower part of the tower.

In the interior, the temple has a nave with a lintel roof with on-sight beams finished off on both sides with decorative frames. Over the entrance there is a balcony that has the organ. Through one of its lateral walls spaces are opened for windows that end in Roman arches giving light in the interior, facing another lateral wall that has niches where the devotional altars are placed.

There is a separation through the nave and the presbytery through a reduced arch that rests on a pedestal with a column, frieze and cornice. On the right hand side of the altar an extension has been made with pews for more parishioners in case that another pastoral activity takes place.