Pfarrkirche, Catholic parish church in Hösbach, Germany

St. Barbara is a neo-baroque hall church built in 1929 to a design by Johann Adam Rüppel, with a nave, a recessed three-sided choir to the east and a square facade tower to the west. The tower's top storey is octagonal, holds the clock and bell frame, and is capped by a slate-covered Welsche Haube. The walls are quarry stone.

St. Barbara was built in 1929 to a design by Johann Adam Rüppel, in the first third of the 20th century, as the Catholic parish church of Wenighösbach. The neo-baroque quarry-stone building is a protected monument in Bavaria. It belongs to the parish community Hösbach – Maria an der Sonne in the Diocese of Würzburg.

The church is dedicated to Saint Barbara, whose feast day is 4 December. It belongs to the parish community Hösbach – Maria an der Sonne in the Deanery of Aschaffenburg-Ost, Diocese of Würzburg, so services and parish life are shared with neighbouring Hösbach.

The church is centrally located in Hösbach and easily reached on foot from the town center. Visitors planning a quiet look around should check ahead about service times to avoid scheduling conflicts with regular religious gatherings.

The exterior walls of raw, unplastered rubble stone are uncommon for church buildings of this period, which typically received smooth plaster or decorative finishes. This honest material treatment without concealment gives the building a rare straightforward character in sacred architecture.