The first mention of wooden church in Jablunkov comes from 1223.

It was built by aristocrat Dunin, close the confluence of the Olza and Lomná rivers. In 1401 was built new bigger church. But this one was burned down by fire in the city, in 1615. In 1620 there was built new bricked church in the Renaissance style and later it was rebuilt in the Neo Gothic style.  The church was extended by a transverse nave with a coffered ceiling and a presbytery in 1931.  In 2011 new bells were placed in church tower.