Its characteristic, massive tower was added later, probably in the 18th century, which is indicated by its sphere-shaped Baroque dome. The interior is decorated with polychromes, mainly from the 19th century. Fragments of 17th century wall paintings survived only the northern wall of the chancel and nave. The precious main altar (1604) features the locally venerated Gothic painting of the Virgin Mary of Paczółtowice. The historic furnishings include a bronze crucifix and baptismal font, as well as a large paschal candle holder, which was made of black Dębnik marble, along with a few epitaphs set in the church wall.