what religion do the people follow?
Roman Catholic. Protestantism and Muslim.
North Brabant
Traditionally the province of North Brabant was strongly Roman Catholic. Following the independence of the Netherlands, Catholics were vehemently discriminated against by the Protestant government until the mid-19th century. During the 1960s the relatively strong demarcation between the Catholic south on one side and the Calvinist west and north on the other side of the Netherlands started to diminish. In the second half of the 20th century a rapid secularization took place in North Brabant.

who was vincent van gogh? He was a Dutch post-impressionist painter. where was he born? Groot-Zundert, North Brabant in the Netherlands. what rivers are found here? Meuse River. what languages are spoken here? Brabantian and Standard Dutch.
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North Brabant [SEP] Religion
However, only 45,645 residents of this area attended the mass on average, which is only 2 percent of the total population of the area. In western North Brabant (Diocese of Breda) is the number of people associating themselves with Catholicism also strongly decreased; only 52 percent of the West Brabantians identify as Roman Catholic. Church attendance was even lower in the west with only 1 percent of the West Brabantian population visiting churches. North Brabant is mostly Roman Catholic by tradition. Its people still use the term and certain traditions as a base for their cultural identity rather than as a religious identity, and the vast majority of the Catholic population is now largely irreligious in practice.