While the Dominicans had arrived in Adrano in 1479, they only moved to this site in 1593, where they built the convent and church. The facade has a flat sober Renaissance style, with portal and windows made of black lava stone. Above the portal are the coat of arms of the Dominican order.
The interior has a barrel vault single nave. The main altar (1785) was made with polychrome marble and has statues of two Dominican saints: Thomas Aquinas and Dominic. The main altarpiece depicts the Martyrdom of San Pietro da Verona (1621) by Salvatore Bellomo. The apse was frescoed in 1928 by Angelo La Naia, who has painted in the church a Santa Teresa's Vision of the Child Jesus.
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