Category:Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Pompeya, Santiago de Chile, Catholic parish church in Providencia, Chile.

Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Pompeya is a bilingual Catholic parish church facing Parque Bustamante, on the border between Providencia and Ñuñoa. The Scalabrinian congregation administers it, and its interior holds a statue of the Virgin of Pompeii. The building serves as the seat of the Latin American Parish, known as the "parish of migrants".

Italian missionaries of the Congregation of St. Charles Borromeo arrived in Chile in 1968 and settled opposite Bustamante Park at the request of the Italian community living near the present Barrio Italia. The church was inaugurated on 19 March 1968, the feast of St. Joseph, and became the Italian Parish of Santiago. In 2003 Cardinal Francisco Javier Errázuriz made it the seat of the Personal Parish for Latin American Migrants.

The parish serves people from multiple South American nations who gather for worship in their own languages. You notice how this place brings together diverse immigrant communities sharing the same spiritual space and traditions.

The church sits at the corner of General Bustamante Avenue and offers services in both Spanish and Italian throughout the week. It helps to confirm service times before visiting since these can shift seasonally.

Since the 1990s the parish has run a support program for pregnant women facing difficult circumstances. This initiative shows how the community extends its work beyond religious services to help people in need.