Two religious landmarks, built a few hundred meters from one another, exemplify the diversity of Wittebome in Wynberg, Cape Town. The Darul Karer Mosque on Park Road, built in 1924, and the Corpus Christi Catholic Church, opened in 1937, welcome dozens of worshippers every week.
Like many Catholic churches across the country, Corpus Christi was a site of multi-racial worship during apartheid. That heritage continues today.