Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Sacred and Immaculate Hearts, angels adoring the Holy Eucharist, Saint Joseph, the Christ Child blessing the world, plus a Divine Mercy Shrine." Fatima Apostolate Responding to Pope John Paul II's November 22, 1981, encyclical Familiaris Consortio (On the Role of the Christian Family in the Modern World), and with the encouragement of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, Fox founded in 1986 the Fatima Family Apostolate (FFA). He served as its first director and as the editor of its quarterly magazine Immaculate Heart Messenger. He became chairman of a Fatima Youth Seminar in Detroit and founded a youth division of the World Apostolate of Fatima. He also wrote Catholic Truth for Youth. Fox gave many conferences on Catholic Mariological teachings at Fatima, and in Australia, Poland, Syria, Mexico, Italy, and the United States. On a visit to Moscow, Fox met Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Moscow. Fox presented the Archbishop with a statue of Our Lady of Fatima "with Our Lady's assurance that Russia will be converted and 'In the end, my Immaculate Heart will triumph.'" In September 1987, Fox hosted the first annual Marian Congress in America at Alexandria. Among the notables that have spoken at Marian Congresses are Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz, John Corapi, Mother Angelica, Father Harold Cohen and Jeff Cavins. In addition Administrating Bishops of Fatima, Portugal have attended the Congresses - Bishop Alberto Amaral (who dedicated the "Fatima Family shrine" in 1987) and his successor Bishop Serafim S. Ferreira e Silva. Later years In 2003, Fox retired to Hanceville, Alabama near the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament. In retirement Fox became involved in the Roman Catholic media network EWTN Among Fox's numerous television and radio appearances were on "Mother Angelica Live", "The Abundant Life"; "Bookmark"; Daily Mass; WEWN shortwave radio and Sirius Satellite Radio; and Relevant Radio. He continued to publish and remained editor of the Immaculate Heart Messenger Magazine. In 2005, Fox published an autobiography A Priest is a Priest Forever that coincided with his fiftieth anniversary in the priesthood. Shortly after arriving in Alabama, Fox met John C. Preiss, who began writing for the Immaculate Heart Messenger. In 2008, Preiss encouraged Fox to move the FFA headquarters to Hanceville. The Fatima Family Center was built, comprising a gift shop, conference room and storage for Fox's many books. Shortly before his death from