Built in 1729, p. Andrew. After placing the image of Our Lady of Ruszelska in the altar, after 1768, the chapel’s call was changed.
It is a quadrilateral construction topped with profiled beams and a dome vault, decorated with corner pilasters. The altar in the style of the early Rococo was built in 1767-68 by Johann Praxel.
In the retabulum there is a decorative niche with a picture from the beginning of XVII century presenting the Mother of God
with Child. It was a picture especially honored by Father Paweł Ruszel – hence the name: Our Lady of Ruszelska.
In the interior of the chapel, over the entrance, an 18th-century portrait of Father Paweł Ruszla was hung. Opposite the altar hangs an eighteenth-century painting of an unknown artist depicting Our Lady of Saint. Dominik and St. Francis of Assisi. Here, too, one of the two late Baroque confessionals survived (mid-eighteenth century).