As the parish church of St Catherine was located at a much further distance, these small hamlets had small chapels which they could use to avoid walking the long distance to the parish church.

However Dusina reports that Our Saviour's lacked all necessarily items to use for religious services.

[1] During the 18th century, Our Saviour's was in need of great renovation and thus it was decided to combine both chapels into one.

Our Saviour's was demolished and a new one built combining with the medieval chapel of the Visitation which was then turned into the sacristy.

The chapel has a stone altar and a painting depicting the Transfiguration of Jesus, the work of Toussaints Busuttil.