First mentioned in a land register from 1576, this church acquired its Baroque appearance in the 18th century. Built in 1722, its organ is one of the best preserved of those made by the famous Ljubljana master J.J. Eisl. At its top is a picture of St. Cecilia, the patron saint of music, by A. Postl. This church is also known as a pilgrimage site and has its own adjoining cemetery.
The pilgrimage chapels that mark the path from Breže to the church were painted by Alojz Čemažar in 1993.