At that time, the church also received a new facade.
A more extensive renovation took place in 1876, when new altars were added to the interior. A few years ago, they painted the facade of the tower.
Interesting facts
- The church is one of the most important Gothic monuments in the region.
- The end of the tower is little spent, where instead of a traditional cross we find a pillow with a St. Stephen's crown. This royal symbol can be found in the towers of the churches only exceptionally (St. Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava, St. Nicholas Church in Balog nad Ipľom) and is usually linked to the fact that the real crown in the church was really once.
- In the church, valuable Gothic vaults have been preserved not only in the presbytery but also in the nave itself.
- A survey of the facades found the masonry linings of older windows, as well as one younger key shooting range in the south wall of the nave.
- In the sanctuary there is a richly decorated stone pastophorium from 1470, according to other authors from the period of late Gothic reconstruction in the first quarter of the 16th century.
- We also date to the period of late Gothic a partially preserved mural depicting the apostles sitting next to each other. The central figure of Jesus was destroyed by the addition of a baroque pulpit in 1745.
- From this period, a wooden calvary is also installed above the triumphal arch.
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