Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Catholic church in Rozhraní, Czech Republic.

The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Bradlné, part of Rozhraní, is a late-Baroque Roman Catholic parish church built in 1790. It has a single nave with a three-sided presbytery, a sacristy on the same axis, and a square tower above the eastern facade with the entrance.

The church was built in 1790 in the late Baroque style as a single-nave structure with a three-sided presbytery and a prismatic tower above the eastern facade. It became the parish church of Rozhraní.

The church is the parish church of the Rozhraní parish and stands in Bradlné, part of the municipality of Rozhraní. Its dedication to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross is reflected in the altarpiece in the chancel, which shows the Exaltation of the Cross, flanked by statues of Saint Helena and Constantine.

The church stands in Bradlné, a part of Rozhraní, with the entrance in the east front beneath the prismatic tower. The sacristy adjoins the three-sided presbytery on the building's axis at the rear. Approach on foot from the village lanes; the interior is normally seen during services.

The church stands in Bradlné, a part of Rozhraní, and is the parish church of the Rozhraní parish. In the chancel, beside the altar table and tabernacle, hangs an altarpiece of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, flanked by statues of Saint Helena and Constantine.