Religious guild
| Predecessor | Frith guilds |
|---|---|
| Successor | Friendly societies, craft guilds |
| Formation | Middle Ages |
| Dissolved | England: 1546–1548 |
| Type | Confraternity |
| Purpose | Catholic devotion, charity, mutual aid, funerary services, praying for the dead |
| Headquarters | Medieval Europe |
Region served | Europe (especially England, France, Italy) |
| Membership | Lay men and women |
| Affiliations | Catholic Church, parish churches, monasteries |
Religious guilds were voluntary associations formed in medieval Europe to promote collective devotional life, mutual support and charitable activity among their members.