The reliquary which stands in the inner shrine is called the Augsberg Reliquary, and is a modern copy of a silver monstrance from 1547. The reliquary has been modified to display the relic, a bone fragment of Saint Jude. Finally, there are three designs from the eminent artist Adam Kossowski. In the entrance to the church and the shrine are holy water stoops by him, and there are also three ceramic plaques by him. In 2004 a fire broke out in the Shrine Chapel, destroying the murals and damaging much of the other artwork. Happily, the windows and ceramics could be repaired, but the murals had to be replaced. The decision was made to install icons depicting saints inspired by the Carmelite Rule of Saint Albert, in commemoration of the 8th centenary of the Carmelite Rule in 2007. The icons were written by Sister Petra Clare, a Benedictine hermit living in Scotland. The icons are of: Saint Albert giving the Carmelite 'way of life' (Rule document) to Saint Brocard on Mount Carmel; Blessed John Soreth and Blessed Frances d'Amboise; Saint Elias Kuriakos Chavara and Blessed Isidore Bakanja; Blessed Titus Brandsma and Saint Edith Stein. Before 2008, the Shrine was managed by the Shrine Director who had the dual role of chaplain and manager. However, this was changed after 2008 with the management of the site handled by an office manager, and then later the current Development Manager. A friar took on the role as Chaplain to run the spiritual side. The Guild of Saint Jude was founded in 2014. It was set up to promote the love of God by fostering devotion to his Apostle Saint Jude; for members to be able to support and share in the mission of the Carmelite Family by prayer and material resources; and to raise awareness and encourage pilgrimages to the National Shrine. Members:  Before the Second World War, three ‘Societies of Prayer’ were established, for Saint Jude, the Infant Jesus and the Little Flower. The Societies are a very popular way for people to express their faith, participate in the Carmelite devotions, and support the ministry of the Shrine. Members of each Society are enrolled for a year, and a Mass is celebrated every month for their spiritual and temporal welfare. People can choose to join themselves or can add others. There is no set fee, but a donation of £1 (or more) per person is suggested.