The village was first mentioned in 1291, and the rich ceremonial furnishings of the church such as a chalice from 1507 testify to the age of the church. Since the renovations in 1863, the preserved 17th-century presbytery has served as the sacristy. Inside is an important Jansenist Stations of the Cross, which is quite rare today in Slovenia. The stations are painted according to the Biblical description of events, and particular emphasis is given to the great number of people depicted in the scenes. The work was done by the artist Janez Potočnik in 1791.