The pious Lord Archbishop built this small chapel on the grounds of his estate on Tash-Murkon Prime and spends many hours a day in prayer. Called the Chapel of Humble Servitude this simple structure provides a place to interact with God and seek His holy guidance in daily affairs. He often conducts mass for the locals in the community and holds various religious events here.

Archbishop also supervised the construction of the new Chapel of Divine Blessing on the grounds of the PIE Religious Order on Amarr Prime. This modern chapel features a large reflecting pool with a statue of the late Emperor Doriam II. The interior of the chapel is equally as impressive and has an almost antique look when compared to the modern exterior. This design was intentional by Archbishop as he wanted to exterior to convey the newness and future opportunties of Amarr yet once inside wanted all to be reminded of the traditions and holy sanctity of God and of our obligation to Him and His commands.