The church, completed and blessed on 5 September 1713, has a single nave and clearly eighteenth-century taste.

A document dated 1671 remembers the will of Francesco Colli d'Ampezzo, a Franciscan father, to erect a chapel in the hamlet of Col to be able to place some precious relics received as a gift in 1668 by the Bishop of Bergamo.

This church was finished in 1791, but after twenty years it was rebuilt from the ashes of a fire that had destroyed it together with the entire village of Chiave.

The favorable panoramic position and the large size of the building make this chapel endowed with an unusual charm.

(also called Chiesa Causa Nostrae Laetitiae) This small chapel was built in 1931 by Eng. Ermete Alessandrini of Milan in the park of his villa, now demolished, located on the slopes of Faloria.

This chapel, slightly larger than a capital (in fact it measures 5x4 m) was built in 1927 by Sebastiano and Maria Valleferro as thanks to the Virgin for the return of their son from the First World War.

The first memory of the miraculous intervention of the Madonna in defense of the Ampezzo people is traditionally referred to in 572, at the time of the Lombard invasion of Cadore.

The dedication of the church to the Blessed Virgin of Health recalls a miracle that took place in this area: it is handed down that a child, born paralytic, was healed by the apparition of the Madonna, but in reality there are no documentary sources that attest to the fact in this village.

Attention: The health activities of the ULSS n. 1 are temporarily transferred from the Codivilla pavilion to the Putti pavilion.

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