On the eastern side of Piazza Umberto I, in the first half of 1600 the Church of the Immaculate Conception was built, which was originally named after Saint John the Baptist, and was joined by the hospital of the poor, as reported by the Canon Tranquillo.
In this Church, since 1692, the Congregation of priests and clerics, dedicated to the same Saint, and the Brotherhood of the Immaculate, which in 1777, had the royal confirmation.
Having dissolved the coven of Saint John the Baptist, the primitive name fell into disuse, and the church took over that of the Brotherhood that still has its seat, that is, the Immaculate. Side altar Particular.
