Chiesa di San Giuseppe, Baroque church in Castellammare del Golfo, Italy.

The Chiesa di San Giuseppe is a Baroque church in Castellammare del Golfo featuring detailed stonework, grand proportions, and ornamental details throughout its exterior and interior spaces. The facade displays typical Baroque characteristics such as curved forms, decorated columns, and a tiered roofline with clock towers.

Construction of the building began in 1886 under archpriest Michele Plaia's direction, with community members providing both funds and labor until its completion in 1902. This project represented a significant development in the town's religious infrastructure.

Locals call it Chiesa Nuova, the "new church," from its 1902 opening. A Congregation of San Giuseppe was founded here by members who left the Congregation of the Agonizzanti, and a dispute over the statue of Saint Joseph and the banner was settled by Bishop Niccolò Mario Audino of Mazara del Vallo. The church was only formally dedicated on 1 May 2015, by Bishop Pietro Maria Fragnelli.

The church is located in town and opens during mass times and for visitors. It is advisable to check current opening hours before visiting, as these may vary depending on religious services and special events.

The land where the church stands was once owned by Capuchin monks who planned to build their own monastery there. However, the project never came to fruition, and the current structure was eventually built on this site instead.