St. Joseph the Worker Chapel (Angry Christ Church)

St. Joseph the Worker Chapel, commonly known as the Church of the Angry Christ, is a modernist Roman Catholic chapel inside the Victorias Milling Company compound in Victorias City, Negros Occidental. Completed in 1950 and designed by Czech-American architect Antonin Raymond, it is renowned for the large mosaic mural of the Angry Christ by Alfonso Ossorio. Declared an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines, it is considered a pioneering example of modern liturgical architecture in the country.

Visitors can expect a modernist chapel set within the industrial compound of Victorias Milling Company. The interior features a large, vivid mosaic mural of the Angry Christ behind the altar by Alfonso Ossorio, abstract murals, and minimalist concrete architecture designed by Antonin Raymond. The space is compact, well-lit, and focused on liturgical art. Visitors can view the murals, stained glass, and architectural details, and explore the quiet grounds around the chapel with prior permission from the compound.