In 1983, Pope John Paul II consecrated the cornerstone of the church during his pilgrimage to Poland. The church was then built in 1993–2002. The post-modern church was built on a cross plan according to the design by Zofia Łuczyńska and Jan Kurek. The exterior walls of the church are cream-coloured, and the roof is red, with a cross on top. The spacious interior features the main altar designed by the Kraków sculptor Czeslaw Dźwigaj consisting of the figure of St Joseph and the crucifix suspended against the background of the cross-shaped window. The interior of the church is bright, the white and beige walls are contrasted with dark green patterns on the floor and in the chancel. In 2018, a pipe organ from the Evangelical parish in Gelnhausen was installed in the church. The side chapel features a painting of Saint Joan Beretta Molla, an Italian doctor, with her child. The saint's relics were deposited in the church in 2004.