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This church located in the Chamberí neighborhood, built in the French Gothic style was opened on July 31st in 1892.  The beige façade has a bell tower on the top central part. The interior holds a chapel dedicated to the founder of Opus Dei, José María Escrivá de Balaguer.

The temple, work of Enrique María Repulles y Vargas, has a single nave with eight side chapels and a transept, in which the beautiful windows stand out. Its organ, which dates back to 1761, is considered to be a Cultural Object of the Community of Madrid. The instrument, whose casing is in the Andalusian baroque style, is from a convent in Granada.