The wooden parish church of St. Hedwig was first mentioned in 1418. The present church was built in 1730, renovated in 1890, and extended in 1929, which involved replacement of a large part of the wooden construction. The old church’s interior remained the same, with the exception of the main altar, which was completely renovated. The whole church is constructed from logs with the use of the chinkless method, with the exception of the tower, which has a frame structure. After World War II only one 17th-century bell remained, which had not been melted for military purposes. The church has a shingle tower. Interestingly, the famous poet Joseph Von Eichendorff's grandmother was buried in Radoszowy.