In 1297, there was a parish church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, which was subject to the minor churches of Cortelà and Castelnuovo.
Two centuries later, in 1536, the then archpriest Francesco Riorno decided to renounce the parish and its real estate, which, by the decision of Pope Paul III, was placed under the Olivetan Monastery of Monte Venda.
When in 1771 the Venetian republic decreed the suppression of the Monastery, the parish of Boccon returned under the territorial control of the diocese of Padua; however, the Erizzo family, owner of the monastery's properties, claimed patronage rights over the church.
The building underwent a profound renovation in the 1930s of the 20th century.
