Guilds
The Guilds of the Diocese of Bridgeport offer a unique way for the faithful to deepen their spiritual lives and grow in community through shared vocations and interests. Each of the five guilds serves a distinct mission, from fostering Eucharistic adoration and expressions of beauty, to supporting healthcare and evangelization efforts.
Rooted in faith and fellowship, these guilds provide opportunities for prayer, formation, and service, enriching both personal discipleship and the broader diocesan community. We invite you to explore these guilds and discover how you can deepen your connection to Christ and His Church.
Guild of the Most Blessed Sacrament
The Guild is a community of priests, deacons, and the laity that seek to deepen their personal holiness by developing a Eucharistic spirituality by devoting themselves to the practice of Eucharistic adoration and drawing others to prayer before the True Presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
St. Luke Guild for Healthcare Workers
This guild is an association and community of healthcare workers within the Diocese of Bridgeport, striving to live our Catholic faith, who desire to grow in Christian discipleship through a process of encounter with our Lord, Jesus Christ, and mutual accompaniment.
St. Paul Guild for Evangelical Outreach
The Guild is a community and association of the faithful who have devoted themselves to the ministry of evangelical outreach and spiritual renewal of the faithful in the Diocese of Bridgeport through a process of encounter with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and mutual accompaniment.
Guild for the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
The Guild exists to promote and foster Beauty in the Sacred Arts in the Diocese of Bridgeport. Their mission is not to rival Parish life, but to enhance and support it, underpinning best practice using their expertise in the Sacred Arts.
Morning Star Guild
The Guild is a community of the faithful that seeks to deepen their personal holiness and devotion to Our Lady, the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, through pastoral, spiritual and theological accompaniment and consecrating themselves to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.