the parish of the same name, this church is dedicated to Saint Joseph, a contemporary design that was built to replace the 1853 temple, with modern images created by Álvaro França and mosaics by Tomás Borba Vieira. Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Cabo – a 17th-century chapel whose front facade is covered in azulejo. Chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios – a 16th-century chapel in the local community of Remédios, with azulejo painted in a Hispanic-Arab-style and curious image of their patron saint. Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Monte Santo – located on a hill in Água de Pau, this chapel was created after a Marian apparition by a local child, Maria Joana Tavares do Canto, a friend and along with approximately 12,000 people witnessed an apparition of the Virgin Mary on July 5, 1918. The chapel was constructed by the parents of Maria Joana, in a hexagonal design with an image of Nossa Senhora do Monte alongside the altar. In 1998, with the authorization of the Bishop of the Azores, an illuminated-cross was constructed behind the chapel by the Associação Católica Cristo Jovem. Chapel of São Pedro – located in the cemetery of Água do Pau in 1907, and extended in 2000 to include a museum. Chapel of São Tiago – located in the Largo do Santiago in Água do Pau, it was constructed in 1700 and dedicated to the Apostle James; since 1986, it has been used as a mortuary chapel. Notable citizens João Leite de Bettencourt (1916 in Nossa Senhora do Rosário – 1973) chemist, industrialist and politician. João Ventura (born 1994 in Rosário) a Portuguese footballer with over 170 club caps References Notes Sources Municipalities of the Azores Municipalities of São Miguel Island Populated places established in 1515 1515 establishments in Portugal