Catholics tended to keep to themselves in their own section of each town, even though they were one of the largest single denominations: for example, the Catholic painter Johannes Vermeer lived in the "Papist corner" of the town of Delft.
Catholics tended to keep to themselves in their own section of each town, even though they were one of the largest single denominations. The Catholic painter Johannes Vermeer lived in the "Papist corner" of the town of Delft. This was for example.