In the church's courtyard are shrines marking the Stations of the Cross, placed there by the monastery's guardiano, Jan Argiel. These were the first shrines of this kind at a church of Małopolska reformists. By the wall on the courtyard is a four-sided brick chapel from 1912 with a folk sculpture of Christ at the column from the mid-19th century. There is also a statue of the legionnaire Czesław Wawro – a soldier in the First World War. In front of the entrance to the courtyard is a First World War cemetery, No. 108.46 soldiers are buried in the cemetery (4 soldiers from the Austrian-Hungarian Army and 42 from the Russian Army), including 11 whose identities are unknown. The main element of the cemetery is the wooden cross; the graves are arranged in rows and surrounded by a curb. At their head of each grave is an iron cross set in a concrete pedestal.