Church of Saint Joseph, Catholic church in Voletiny, Czech Republic
The Church of Saint Joseph is a church building in Voletiny in the Bohemian region and belongs to the Diocese of Hradec Králové. The structure shows Romanesque features with rounded arches, thick stone walls, and decorative details on the exterior surfaces.
The building was constructed in 1896 and reflects the architectural trends of the late 19th century. In 1994 it received the status of a cultural monument of the Czech Republic and has been protected in the national heritage registry since then.
The church is dedicated to Saint Joseph, the patron of workers and craftspeople in Catholic tradition. This dedication shapes how the local community relates to and uses this religious space.
The building is an active religious space managed by the Diocese of Hradec Králové and regularly used for worship services. Visitors should follow standard church etiquette and dress respectfully when entering.
The church carries the registration number 12878/6-5791 in the national monument registry, marking its place among protected Czech structures. This designation makes the building part of a comprehensive system for preserving the country's architectural heritage.
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