Kostel svatého Šebestiána, Rocha a Rozálie, Church building in Velké Hostěrádky, Czech Republic.

The church of Saints Sebastian, Roch, and Rosalia stands in Velké Hostěrádky as a traditional house of worship with a structured interior layout. Its walls and spaces hold religious artwork and decorative elements that create the setting for community prayer and gathering.

The original church, of unknown age, burned down in 1789. A new church was consecrated just five years later, in 1794. It is a Roman Catholic church dedicated to Saints Sebastian, Roch and Rosalia and serves as a filial church of the Klobouky u Brna parish.

The three saints honored here were invoked for protection from illness and plague, showing what local people valued most in their spiritual life. Their choice reflects the health concerns that shaped village devotion for centuries.

The church stands in the middle of the cemetery, with a cast-iron cross in front of the cemetery entrance. It is a filial church of the Klobouky u Brna parish, so services are not held here regularly; check the parish's notice for occasional Masses. The bells in the tower were cast in 1991, after the original three were taken for war purposes in 1942.

The three bells once hanging in the tower were taken away in 1942 for wartime use; replacements were cast only in 1991 and blessed that year by Brno bishop Vojtěch Cikrle. The iron cross stands in front of the cemetery entrance, not inside the church.