According to the record, it was the first church of Paraíba, Duarte Gomes da Silveira having instituted the purple of San Salvador del Mundo around 1639. The church is in the mannerist and baroque style, marked by the presence of the pulpit and the choir. it possesses the tabernacle with its golden reliefs carved of wood. The arch that separates the presbytery from the rest of the church, shows the emblem of the corners of the old Portuguese crown, and the Chapel of the Savior of the World, another emblem similar to the Spanish coins of the time of Felipe II. The church was recognized and inscribed as a historical heritage by IPHAN on April 25, 1938.
