1258. Only in the 17th century was a church built, supported in subsequent years by patronage from hereditary nobles, including the Dukes of Braganza. The plain single-nave church, in the Manueline style had two side altars, one dedicated to Nossa Senhora do Rosário, the other to the Souls of Purgatory (supported by the Confraternity of Souls (); Chapel of São Sebastião (). The first reference to this chapel is by the rector José Alvares da Silva on 17 April 1758. Chapel of São José (), dating back to 1697 (from an inscription on the façade). References Parishes of Bragança, Portugal