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The construction of the church began in 1939. It was made of materials from the previous eighteenth-century church. Only the walls were erected until the outbreak of World War II. During the war, it was used by the Germans as an ammunition warehouse, the explosion of which seriously damaged the building's structure. The construction was completed in 1947-48. After 1951 the church was abandoned. For some time it served as a sheepfold. In 1971 it was taken over by the Roman Catholic church. During the renovation in 1977, the shingle covering the roof and dome was replaced with sheet metal. The church in Hoszów is an orientated, three-section temple with a log structure. It was built on a Greek cross plan. Two sacristies are adjacent to the presbytery. Above the nave, a dome on an octagonal drum.