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August 2021 under restoration. The Oratory of S. Antonio abate, also incorrectly called S. Anna, was once located next to the entrance to the square facing the Villa Tron, of which today no trace exists. Passed to the Baroncelli family (NOTARY) who at the beginning of the 19th century had bought the property of the Tron family, in 1888 it became ius of the parish priest of Monigo and rested there the body of S. Clemente martyr which had been donated by a Spanish ambassador to his own procurator. the notary Baroncelli. The family later wanted the body of the saint to find a more decent accommodation and, in this regard, they had donated it to the parish church. The façade, very elegant in its neoclassical lines, has a tympanum, within which a marble table bears a sixteenth-century shield, but the weapon (coat of arms) of the Tron, which certainly must have been carved there, is entirely chiseled. On the top of the tympanum a vigorous half-length sculpture of the Eternal Father who places his left hand on the globe and raises his mutilated right, and on the sides two stone balls representing the Sun and the Moon. Some have believed, and perhaps rightly so, this sculpture of the sixteenth century and in fact it has all the characteristics. The oratory has, on the side, two vessels for the choir and the sacristy but these are a later addition. Inside, two stupendous marble stoups stand out, depicting a woman's tapered hand holding the water pile and on the walls two marble slabs supported by sixteenth-century shelves. Good frescoes that completely cover the walls and the ceiling on which the figure of the Redeemer stands. The sixteenth-century bell gable, in Istrian stone, is charming, and the low wall that encloses the entrance to the Oratory is characteristic, with pavements around it, also supported by corbels.