Religion

The entrance to a home in Quilleco.

The chapel and sanctuary of the Virgen de Fatima in southeastern Chile.

Santiago and northern Chile are largely Catholic, while southern cities tend to have more Evangelical churches. Walls covered in memoirs and prayers are found nearby statues of the Virgin Mary in many places across the country.

Although many citizens don´t actively practice Christianity, every Chilean town has a central square that includes a church alongside municipal or civic centers.