The chapel of the old church in Jasienica was the sole survivor of its demolition in 1725. It was subsequently incorporated into the structure of the new church dominated by a Baroque tower, three sides of which were decorated with a clock face. The bell tower equipped with new bells completed the construction.
The church was radically redecorated in the years 1857-58. The ridge turret, destroyed at the end of the nineteenth century, was reconstructed in 1902. The baroque cupola was removed in the 1970s.
The church tower with the now non existing clergyman's house in the foreground.
The entrance to the church, the palace visible in the background.