Between 1702 and 1714, the originally free-standing church was made part of a large building complex. Although the scene of great pastoral work, the church lost almost all its medieval ornamentation, rendering its exterior façade insignificant.
Between 1702 and 1714, the originally independent church became part of a larger building complex. Although it served as a site for significant pastoral work, the church's exterior was significantly altered, losing most of its medieval decorations and becoming largely unnoticeable.