It was once the parish church of Alsóváros.

The coat of arms of the Egervár family was visible on one of the keystones of the medieval church.

The late Gothic construction of the 15th century can be linked to them. After a major fire, it was rebuilt in 1592. Later, in the 18th century, it was rebuilt in Baroque style.

When the building was built in 1877 as a convent for the nuns named after the Savior (Daughters of the Divine Redeemer), the former church was transformed into the monastery's chapel, then underwent an eclectic transformation, and in 1885, an expansion.