‘Church’ mazes are so called because most, if not all, were built in churches and cathedrals, attesting to a move from the original myth to a substitute for the pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Like the other two types of mazes, a church maze has only one path, with no crossings and no dead-ends, beginning at the outer edge and ending in the center. This article encompasses a corpus of 33 mazes, extending from the twelfth century to the present. Two groups are distinguished, Italian-French and French-Flemish, showing common as well as distinctive features. Their characteristics are clarified and links between them established. Possible set up processes, easy to recall, are also proposed for each group.

之所以称为“教堂式”迷宫，是因为大多数（如果不是全部）都建在教堂和大教堂中，证明了从原始神话转向朝圣的替代品。像其他两种迷宫一样，教堂迷宫只有一条路，没有交叉口，也没有死角，始于外缘，始于中心。本文涵盖了从十二世纪到现在的33个迷宫的语料库。分为两组，分别是义大利文和法文佛兰德，展现出共同的特征和与众不同的特征。阐明了它们的特征并建立了它们之间的联系。还为每个小组提出了易于记忆的可能的设置过程。