Manual for Nurses
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Nursing with the Hands of Jesus: A Guide to Nurses for Divine Mercy is the first spiritual guide for nurses on how to use The Divine Mercy message and devotion with the sick, injured and dying. An exciting and practical "how to do it" pocket size book is specifically for RN's who will receive 10 Contact Hours!
Marie F. Romagnano, MSN, RN, CCM, a local New England nurse, founded Nurses for Divine Mercy and wrote her first book as a direct result of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Nurses from her nurse trauma team could do nothing to help the victims of the terrorist attack as the American Red Cross called off their team to go to New York City due to so few survivors. The nurses realized that praying and using the The Chaplet of Divine Mercy from The Divine Mercy message and devotion was the most effective assistance spiritually since many of the injured and dying could not be reached.
Nurses for Divine Mercy, a part of Healthcare Professionals for Divine Mercy is an official Apostolate of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. It offers nurses, physicians, and other allied health professionals a unique program of professional formation that integrates the spirituality and devotional elements of The Divine Mercy message in patient care.
The program of spiritual and professional formation includes: • The Annual Medicine, Bioethics, and Spirituality Conference for Medical Professionals that offers academic credit and available on DVD. • A concise handbook: Nursing with the Hands of Jesus: A Guide to Nurses for Divine Mercy. It offers 10 Contact Hours for nurses and includes the Nursing Spiritual Assessment and Care Plan, following Joint Commission guidelines.
Spiritual Work of the Nurses for Divine Mercy
Nurses for Divine Mercy are called to do a different work in serving our patients and to include their spiritual needs, not only their physical needs. The unique aspects of a volunteer nurse in the Nurses for Divine Mercy is combining the spiritual care of the patient interwoven with the physical medical care.
The main purpose of the Nurses for Divine Mercy is to serve Jesus at the bedside of our patients with spiritual care through devotion to Him as The Divine Mercy. Bringing Jesus, The Divine Mercy to the bedside of the sick, injured and dying is what is at the heart of becoming a "Nurse for Divine Mercy".
Expert instruction in how to spiritually care for the sick, injured and dying is the main focus of the book.
Book review by Fr. George Kosicki, CSB:
"Finally, we have a practical guide to minister to the sick and dying, not only physically and psychologically, but crowned with the spiritual ministry of HOPE and TRUST in the promises of Jesus given to St. Faustina, 'the great apostle of Divine Mercy in our times' (Pope John Paul II)."
I invite you to take this message of mercy and love to every professional nurse so they may learn more about Nurses for Divine Mercy.
Book review by Kathleen B. Scoble, MA, MEd, EdD, RN
Dean, School of Nursing, Professor of Nursing College of our Lady of the Elms
Chicopee, Massachusetts
I am compelled to write this review in hopes of inspiring nurses and students of nursing at all levels to embrace this guide that truly holds a wealth of information and inspiration for the practice of nursing as well as one’s spiritual and professional growth ... in a world where patients and their families so desperately need a compassionate nurse who recognizes the need and provides spiritual care. There are 10 Contact Hours for RNs available.
