The Church of Saint Mary, like other religious constructions that were erected in Almeria, was built on a mosque previously designed by the Muslims.
It is a church of small dimensions, which still retains the mihrab, or niche, that looks south, some of the original columns, and the ablution courtyard.
It was built in the 15th century, and a century later was rebuilt after the rebellion of the Moorish, which left it partially destroyed.
It is where almost all the traditional religious festivals of Senes are held, and it has a list of religious images, historical archives, and accessories that are of great value for the parish and the parishioners.