As this year marks the 40th anniversary of the historic 1986 Assisi World Day of Prayer, we chose „Reflecting on Peace: The 40th Anniversary of the Historic 1986 Assisi World Day of Prayer” as the main theme of our camp and explored the importance of peace through dialogue and reflection.

Throughout the two-day program, participants took part in seminars, panel discussions, workshops, and spiritual reasoning sessions.

We were honored to welcome professor Francesco Zannini from the Vatican as one of our keynote speakers.

Our distinguished speakers also included:

Rabbi Misha Kapustin
Dr.Josef Zuffa
Dr.Cenap Aydın
Dr.Dominika Zakrzewska-Olędzka

Over these two days, we enjoyed an enriching program filled with academic discussions, meaningful dialogue, and sightseeing, making it a truly memorable experience.

We are already looking forward to organizing the camp again next year.

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The event brings together participants from different religious backgrounds to engage in meaningful dialogue, shared learning, and community life. Interfaith Fraternity Camping is a content-driven, dialogue-focused program centered on reflection, discussion, and lived interfaith encounter.

The program includes Scriptural Reasoning sessions, seminars, workshops, and communal activities, all designed to encourage reflection on human dignity, otherness, and ethical challenges in today’s changing world. Through both structured sessions and informal exchanges, participants are invited to explore how faith traditions can contribute to mutual understanding, social responsibility, and coexistence.

On 31 January – 1 February, a two-day Interfaith Camp organised by Dunaj Dialogue brought together participants from different faith traditions, opening a deep and meaningful space for dialogue on human dignity, otherness, and ethical responsibility.

📌 Throughout the programme, participants engaged in panels, seminars, and workshops addressing topics such as:
🔹 Human dignity and moral foundations in religious traditions
🔹 Reflection and gratitude through sacred texts
🔹 Inner freedom after trauma
🔹 Social work experiences with refugees
🔹 Grassroots examples of interfaith dialogue
🔹 Encounters with Jewish life, language, and culture

🎙️ Speakers who generously shared their knowledge and experience:

• Dr. Mustafa Cenap Aydın – Istituto Tevere Dialogue Centre (Rome)
• Ks. dr hab. Rafał Pastwa – John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
• Dr. Monika Ben Mrad – Educational Research Institute
• Sister Dr. Kasia Kowalska NDS
• Dr. Dominika Zakrzewska-Olędzka
• Dr. Mariusz Wołonciej – John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

This camp once again reminded us how valuable it is to come together in our diversity, to truly listen to one another, and to meet around our shared commitment to human dignity—powerfully demonstrating the transformative potential of dialogue.

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