Yet another note-worthy incident took place during the Second World War. As Tal-Kuncizzjoni is situated in the vicinity of Ta’ Qali, which was at the time a military airfield, the authorities deemed it right to pull the chapel down to use its stones in the building of protective constructions for the aircraft in this base. Yet, as the War ended the Government built this chapel once more under the direction of the architect Alfred Zammit. On the 8th of December 1955 its titular feast was celebrated for the first time. The main painting is that which had existed in the previous chapel and is the work of the artist Filippo Dingli (active first half of the 17th century), brother of Tommaso Dingli, architect of the first parish church of Mosta (demolished when the Rotunda was completed).