The Filial Auxiliary Church of St. Andrew in Rożnowice arose in 1756-64 on the site of a previous church.
The late-baroque décor of the interior is emphasised by wooden imitation columns which support the flattened arches of the arcades and the sinuously curved rood beam. The polychrome decoration with floral and geometric motifs was carried out by J. Kozicki in 1787 and discovered by restorers in 1970-75.
The Saint-Michel-Archange church is a wooden church from the south of Małopolska, built around 1500. Enlarged in the 16th and 17th centuries (tower, chapel, porch), the church was restored in the 1990s and nowadays after the 2010 floods.
The Auxiliary Church of St. John the Baptist in Rzepiennik Biskupi was erected at the beginning of the C16th, with the spire probably added on in the 17th century.
The cemetery has 194 tombstones dating from 1863 to 1935.
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