The church suffered further damage during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. In the following years serious structural problems became apparent with widening cracks on the side walls and the vaults, and the church was declared dangerous. In the course of a thorough reconstruction in 1959-1960, the building was fitted with a reinforced concrete frame structure and buttresses, the vaults were strengthened, the main facade was simplified and the entrance porch was demolished. In 1966 the interior was modified according to the needs of the revised liturgy of the Second Vatican Council. The appearance of the church has not changed since then but it was renovated and modernized several times, specifically in 1981, 1989, 2002 and 2021.
