"Esta lámpara dieron a su capilla de Santa Ana, Doña María de Leguizamón y Don Domingo de Isasi-Leguizamón. 1621". Chapel of Piety The Chapel of Piety is smaller than the Chapel of Provost but bigger than the Chapel of San Roque. It possesses similar attributes of those present in the Chapel of Provost, having a Gothic structure in the entrance arch, rib vault on the ceilings and stained glass windows. The grille closing this chapel is older than the grille closing the Chapel of Provost. The top part of this grille includes the coat of arms of the Recalde family along with details of the Passion. The intermediate frieze contains the following inscription written in Latin: "O Mater Dei, memento mei Iesu". It could be translated as "Oh mother of god, remember us before Jesus". In 1919 the Chapel of Provost and the Chapel of Piety were united with a Gothic arch to enlarge the communion rail. Chapel of San Roque This is the smallest chapel out of the three that the church of San Anton possess. This chapel is composed by a rib vault and a small blinded Gothic arch in the right wall. This was the original entrance to the church. When the new main front was built the Ibiceta family, which had their family sepulchre in the chapel, decided to transform it to an artistic mausoleum with pious sculptures and decorative elements. The chapel contains a round-headed arch sustained by Corinthians columns. The chapel contains a sculpture of San Roque above the sepulchre and the sculptures of Saint Lucy and Saint Sebastian flanking it. Façade of Renaissance The church contains a façade in the 16th-century Renaissance style, not of Gothic style of the rest of the building. This is owing to the repeated reconstructions to the church, with each reconstruction contributing new features characteristic of that epoch. The earliest identifiable style is neither Renaissance nor Gothic - the entry arches are round arches and are typical of the Romanesque style; and at the door consists of another type of arch used at the end of the 15th century. The most visible Gothic element are the rib vaults throughout the ceiling of the nave. The Renaissance façade was built in the year 1548 to generous proportions and with rich decoration characteristic of the Renaissance. Around the arches there are small sculptures of low relief, with the form of