In 1468 there was an oratory of the sisters of Rapolano entitled to the Glorious Virgin. After the Leopoldine suppressions in 1792, the company of Santa Maria delle Nevi was reconstituted by joining the other company of San Sebastiano. This fusion is attested by a banner painted on both sides of the church. In 1864 the two companies gave rise to the Confraternity of Misericordia. The simple churche’s facade is made of bricks and a travertine portal. The interior has three rich altars. The miraculous snowfall of 5 August 364 in Rome, on the Esquiline, is depicted in the major “Madonna and Child with Saints Benedict and Dominic” under the cloud where the Virgin Mary is seated. On the right wing there is “San Sebastiano” by Lorenzo Feliciati. On the left altar the Immaculate Conception by Francesco Feliciati.