Messages spoken at the New York Long Island Camps Farthest Out
New York Long Island CFO:
8 messages from 2 gatherings, 1980 to 1982.
Campers first gathered in 1980 at the Palatine Fathers retreat in North Haven, Long Island, a camp the 2005 book also calls New York Stony Point II. The name changed to New York North Haven in 1983 and to New York Long Island in 1985, when campers moved to Christ for the Nations Institute in Stony Brook, and they last gathered in 1988, at Pinecrest in Setauket. The recordings, from 1980 to 1982, include Mary Virginia Parrish and Alex McCullough.
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The Cigarette Chalked Into the Painting
The Oasis That Was Only a Mirage
The Seven Rivers We All Must Cross
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Mary Virginia Parrish sets aside her planned subject at the 1982 New York Long Island CFO to press a single point: forgiveness is the condition of inner healing and of prayer that gets anywhere at all. She recalls telling a woman in counseling who admitted she hated her husband that healing would wait until forgiveness came first.
Four Years To Say Yes
Gifts Knocked From My Hands
Sailing Into the Flow of the Spirit
The Rabbi At the Swimming Pool