The parapet of the music choir made of polychrome wood in the Mannerist style of Baroque character between the 17th and 18th centuries.

The sill of the music choir decorated with floral rosettes - sunflowers, full flowers, somewhat stylized. In the lower and upper part of the sill captures the mouldings profiled with a motif of floral threads arranged in irregular rhombuses. The color tone is maintained in shades of muted colors of blue, dark blue and ochre. The space of the undercroft is filled with polychrome motifs of stars, with the monogram of Christ IHS in the center, with decorative letters. The letter H framed at the top by a cross, while at the bottom by a heart pierced by arrows. Surrounding the monogram are outgoing rays.

A tempera painting on wood and metal alloy, executed in the Neo-Baroque style, in 1832.

The sacristans in the form of 12 candlesticks against a background of polychrome, hung on the walls of the nave in the places of consecration of the church. The painting in the form of a St. Andrew's cross with a flaming gloria between the arms "framed" by stylized plant vicia. The cross is yellow and pink, the leaves are blue-gray. The whole in a tondo-shaped frame. Below the cross cantilevered two-armed wall-mounted candlesticks-kettles. Plaque with cartilaginous ornament, arms in the form of circular braid with upward curved bails with plate-shaped pinnacles. Decorated with a stylized floral vivise. Electrical installation contemporary.

The Pheretron is an oil on canvas in the Regency style made in the 2nd half of the 18th century.

Pheretron in the form of two oil paintings separated by a board, in a wooden frame. The paintings composed in a rectangle with arched upper corners. On a base with a wavy and convexly concave design with scrolls decorated with floral ornament and a leafy palmette on the axis. Framing the whole in the form of thick stylized stalks with an Sessile volute shape, framed by a dense weave of fleshy acanthus thread with an eight-petal crown at the top.

On one side is a depiction of the Virgin Mary with a crown on her head, in a frontal position, seated with the Child on her left knee. The Virgin Mary, with her head slightly lowered, is dressed in a black gown and blue cloak. With her right hand she offers a rosary to St. Dominic Guzman, kneeling before her. That one, dressed in Dominican garb - white habit, black cloak - receives the rosary with his left hand, while with his right lowered hand he points to a black-and-white dog with a torch in its mouth, lying at his knees. The Child with the face of an elder in a standing position turned away from his mother places with both hands a crown of thorns on the head of St. Mary Magdalene kneeling at his feet, in the habit of a Carmelite nun, with stigmata on her hands. The other side depicts the figure of the infant Jesus among the heavenly clouds, adored by angels. Shown frontally in full form, wearing a white dress in a standing position with a slight kneeling and widely spread hands expressing a gesture of care. Winged angels in the form of young men, kneel at the feet of the infant Jesus, wearing red robes with heads lowered and arms folded and raised. In the background is a flat landscape.

Pheretron made of polychrome wood, tempera on wood in Neo-Gothic style in the 4th quarter of the 19th century.

The image of Our Lady of Czestochowa on a golden background, in a field closed with a sharp trilobed arch, above with a donkey's back is captured on the sides by diagonally set 3-part turrets on granite pedestals with an elaborate base and sill. The first part of the turret is separated from the second by a triangular vimperga, the next by a flat sill, the last forming the form of a gloriette, with small phials (decoration in the form of a slender turret) on the tops.

Hanging brass bell. Mounted to a wooden structure, placed in the chancel above the door to the sacristy pulled by a red richly decorated with a floral motif with a wide sash .

The Stations of the Cross are located inside the church starting from the chancel through the side aisles. These paintings depicting the various Stations of the Cross are reproductions from the interwar period, restored thanks to the generosity of parishioners by painter Marek Kaszuba.

Pheretron of Our Lady Queen of the Apostles - Pentecost, XlX century.