Na łamach czasopisma: Mały Gość Niedzielny został opublikowany artykuł dotyczący postaci Błogosławionej Hanny Chrzanowskiej.

Website dedicated to the person of Blessed Hanna Chrzanowska
Na łamach czasopisma: Mały Gość Niedzielny został opublikowany artykuł dotyczący postaci Błogosławionej Hanny Chrzanowskiej.
25 października 2022 roku Małopolski Oddziała Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyża, przy współpracy z Centrum Jana Pawła II, Katolickim Stowarzyszeniem Pielęgniarek i Położnych Polskich O/Kraków oraz Lasów Państwowych, zaprosił na uroczystość upamiętnienia osób zasłużonych i związanych z PCK w Krakowie
On 7.10.2022, we celebrated the 120th anniversary of Hanna Chrzanowska’s birth. The celebrations began the day before with a solemn Mass celebrated at St. Nicholas Church in Krakow. It was presided over by Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski, together with Rev. Canon Józef Gubała, the parish priest of St. Nicholas Church, and Rev. Kazimierz Kubik, who provides pastoral care to nurses. Read more
This is a report of the missionary, Daniel Klocha OMI, who has been working on Madagascar for the past 30 years. He comes from the congregations of Wiazowny, where Hanna Chrzanowska was christened. A few years ago, Daniel Klocha OMI brought over the relics of the Blessed Hanna Chrzanowska to a big port city in Madagascar – Tamatave also called Toamasina, on the east coast of the island, into an institution for physically and mentally handicapped children (the “Centre”). The Centre is run by Carmelite Nuns (the “Nuns”), being a smaller order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. They are helped by the volunteers from Madagascar or, sometimes, from Italy.
The brochure has been prepared under the guidance of Teresa Kloch-Mizerska and Witold Mizerski
Servant of God Hanna Chrzanowska now rests under one of the altars in the church of St. Mikołaj at ul. Copernicus in Krakow.
At her grave, not only patients and nurses gather and pray daily. The faithful hope that this next saint from Krakow will ask God for many favors.
At this point, we want to ask for information about all the favors received from God through the intercession of the Servant of God Hanna Chrzanowska.
Information on the Word of God Hanna Chrzanowska on the website of the parish St. Nicholas.
When the patient’s door was closed, she jumped in the window. She loved mountains and Beethoven. In every, even the most deformed body, she saw a man. How did the fate of the nurse take place, to which Karol Wojtyła himself had a weakness?
She often appeared in apartments that everyone forgot about. And there, instead of broken bottles, dirty rags or fleas, she just saw a suffering man. Perpetually smiling, in a white starched uniform. She used to say that she was “a facilitator and an intermediary from everything” by profession. “My job is not only my profession, but – vocation. I will understand this vocation if I penetrate and assimilate Christ’s words: I did not come to be served, but to serve me. “
Cross on the sands – a poem by Hanna Chrzanowska
I do not know how much, my God,
You’re still prepering me time.
Maybe I will not go to the forest,
to the pine forest.
Maybe they will not come to me
Sky-tone bells?
I will not finish this prayer,
I will not see the sun on earth,
Because today’s rain can
Will he have no end to me?
Or maybe you’re still prepering for me
Years long, long ranks,
My hair is used for my hair
Whiteness as the first snow?
Prayer of your Son
“let your will be done”
Do not be scared that in me, Lord,
A silent pleading request:
Do not let the hand of death fade
The sharpness of my gaze,
Let me look with joy
In playing your spaces:
Let me not cry while dying
Hardened human pain,
That I will never see again
How to laugh is laughing green!
Praise be on your rainbow
And among the smell of lupine
The size of your sound,
A chorus of birds and seraphim!
Hanna Chrzanowska
A Nurses Examination of Conscience
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
And yet our patients sense our love the most, when we wash them, feed them, make them more comfortable! Do I do everything within my power to provide the sick with just such care, either personally or by skillfully organizing my own tasks or the work of others? Maybe I excuse myself from these genuine nursing tasks convincing myself that I need to do something else, while I all the time I especially search them out, for example, tidying up the first aid kit – one more time, or writing out medical histories for doctors? Perhaps I neglect the sick by going to watch interesting procedures?
In community nursing – maybe I have convinced myself that I do not have the time to make another home visit, but still manage to create for myself the task of unnecessarily tidying up nursing reports?
Part V
What is my relationship with my colleagues: doctors, nurses, non-professionals and other people in the team in which I work?