 In 1500, Henry VII of England was granted the "scala coeli" indulgence for his new chapel in Westminster Abbey, and the popularity of it in England grew rapidly.By the 1520s, bequests for masses "at "Scala Coeli"" were common.The church belongs to the Trappist Tre Fontane Abbey, along with the churches of Santi Vincenzo e Anastasio and San Paolo alle Tre Fontane.