At the beginning of the 18th century, the local parish was restored and in 1754 they built a new brick tribune in the western part of the nave. In 1794, there was a significant expansion of the church's capacity, when the Baroque tower and the western façade were demolished and the nave was almost doubled in the western direction. A new tower was added to the nave from the west side.
A comprehensive restoration of the church took place in the early 1950s, when, among other things, they repaired the roof and tiles in the church. Another repair was carried out in 1968, when the sacristy was enlarged, the roof was repaired and the interior was painted. As part of further work on the church in the 1970s, a masonry Gothic window was uncovered, in which stained glass windows were installed.
In 2013, the last comprehensive renovation of the building began, which was preceded by research. He brought a shift in the dating of the church to the Romanesque period.
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