Intergalactic Summit

We urge our brothers and sisters of the Theology Council to immediately canonize Her Majesty. The sorrow at the death of our beloved Empress still weighs heavily upon the hearts of all the faithful, but in this time of sadness we can be confident of one thing: the Empress is in Paradise. She now exists in the presence and glory of God’s light.

Two stars heralded her return from death and then her ascension to Paradise. Her return from death is miracle enough, but that is not all she did. We also remember and honor her for bringing down heresy in the Imperial Court and her defeat, singlehandedly, of the Elder Fleet. She reunited us with our Khanid Kingdom brethren and King Khanid recognized Her Majesty as the Voice of God and the leader of the faith. Her Majesty’s dedication to God and the way that He worked through her is plain to everyone to see. She was the best of us all.

In life, we followed Her Majesty’s example as our Empress, the Voice of Divine Truth. She was the inspiration for all the faithful. In death, she remains our inspiration. Her Majesty would tell us all now to trust in God, to serve the Empire, to keep our faith. That is what we must do. That is what we will do.

In Her Majesty’s example, I have created the Order of Jamyl, which I soon hope to rename to the Order of Saint Jamyl. As theology is a process, we will be developing our core practices and rites, but our core belief is to follow the the inspiration our Empress. We will be cross checking Scripture and Canon law to ensure that we remain firmly in the bounds of the Holy Amarr church. We serve God and the Empire. We will honor her example and her memory and do our best to act as she would wish us to. We will await her return.

To lift the hearts of all the faithful, we urge the Theology Council to formally affirm what we already know in our hearts; Her Majesty, Empress Jamyl I is a saint.

I support this endevour in canonising the late Empress Jamyl at the Theology Council's earliest opportunity, but stress this must be evaluated to be compatible with Scripture and the Holy Amarr Church. As outlined by Bishop Amalath, there are many signs to show her as having had Divine Favour and Grace. From the Stars and her glorious return to defeat the Elder Fleet, and all her worldly efforts as a Stateswoman, the evidence of sainthood is heavy and great.

Amarr Victor.

*flickers in*

*She is in Dam Torsad walking in a large square with finely cut grass and criss-crossed with paths of gold. A long procession of sisters clad in robes in Sarumite colors are proceeding eastwards from the forbidding cloistered walls of the Abbey of the Little Sisters of the Most Blessed Sword to the frescoed walls of the Chapel of the Most Blessed Sword. To the side of the Chapel is a building tower labeled “offices” where guests and outsiders could visit with the Sisters.

Slaves and their handlers and commoners part as the women proceed through the large space. The air is filled with their song. The song blends with the carillon bells calling the faithful in the square area to morning prayer. At the end of the procession, an open sedan chair is being lifted by four slaves. As the procession moves before a statue of the late Empress, it halts as the crowd gathered around the procession for the afternoon services begins to disrupt the singing with cries of "Santo Subito!" "Make her a Saint!"

After a few long moments of this, the Lady Abbess Benedicta Sechah , huffing and puffing , climbs down from her sedan chair and kneels herself before the Statue. The chanting grows louder and continues. The other sisters gather and also kneel.

Lunarisse, in tears joins in "Santo Sabito! Make her a Saint!*

*End of Feed*

Unfortunately Her Majesty failed to achieve anything wort of being canonized. Her reign was too short.

The late Empress Jamyl Sarum might very well deserve being canonized. That's for the Theology Council to decide.

But let us not forget, it is God's light that guides us and our strength is in Him: The Emperor just as a Saint is a conduit for this - not more, not less. Our's is not to turn to them in God's stead, but to emulate them in how they turn to God. In the time of our greatest need, God will be there for the faithful and that's all we need.

Only in God can we thrive and grow.
Only in God.

I agree, her efforts to end slavery and in the last months of her life, to unite the whole cluster deserve to be remembered.

She is an example for all leaders, not just those of the Empire who will follow.

Everyone had known who Jamyl Sarum was, long before she reappeared, and everyone knew exactly what she'd done in the recent Minmatar invasion, though no two stories of the event ever seemed to match. All agreed, though, that she'd stopped the Minmatar in their tracks. She carried with her a reputation so legendary that it was reaching mythological levels, and her images showed an extraordinary beauty that brought decidedly secular thoughts to the minds of young men. She was as godly as anyone in this world could be.

https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/All_These_Wayward_Children_%28Chronicle%29

Let us cool our tempers. Canonisation is not done overnight and nor is it heretical to take the time to gather evidence of Sainthood. I am certain our late Empress will be Canonised in good time, and continue to be an example for us all whom follow God's path.

Sayori Mishi,
Do not let your love for her blind you to everything else. The Empress always served the Holy Amarr Empire, in life and in death. Furthermore, she spent her reign building the Empire up; we do not wish to tear it down. It is not what she would want us to do. Trust in God, trust in the Empire, and serve both. Everything will work out.

All new beliefs are subject to scrutiny by the Theology Council and they do not issue injunctions against beliefs that are not already put forward. A wise man would hold his tongue until he understood all the facts. Theology is a process, one which is happening even now.