In 1729 squire Franciszek Kowalski crest of Korab, began to build a new church, because the previous one was in ruins.

However, in documents from the second visitation conducted by the Bishop Franciszek Ksawery de Wrbna Rydzyński in 1777, the temple was named "Finding of the Holy Cross".

With the consent of church and state, the liturgy was held in the common rooms of the local, state-owned farms until 17 July 1982.

On 15 March 1982, construction of the new church began, made possible by the work of parishioners, and with help from State Farm director Bogumił Paul.

Stanislaw Musial, who was murdered in Dachau concentration camp in 1940 and whose body was returned to his family by the Nazis.