September 9-11, a group of Christian leaders took part in a seminar dedicated to Christian/Jewish relations in Poland.

The seminar was inspired by the 75th anniversary of the Seelisberg conference, a groundbreaking meeting of European Christians who in 1947 gathered to discuss Christian legacies that made antisemitism and the Holocaust possible. The ten points formulated during the conference have been the strategy for repairing Christian/Jewish relations for many years.

During the seminar organized by the Forum for Dialogue, participants talked about the applicability of those ten points to the present reality of the Church, as well as about initiatives needed to effectively improve Christian/Jewish relations. The ideas developed will hopefully become useful for the participants to act in this field. The seminar was also an opportunity for the Forum for Dialogue to consult the best ways of supporting activists who are involved in Polish/Jewish dialogue also in its spiritual dimension.