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On July 16, 2020
Angela Curio, Catholic Herald Staff

Hospital chaplain reaches out to those who feel forgotten

MADISON — “One of the things right now, in terms of COVID, is people say to me something along the lines of ‘I think God has forgotten me.'” This is the observation of Fr. Pat Norris, OP, chaplain and ethicist at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison.

Father Norris wears many hats. He is the prior of the Dominican Community at Blessed Sacrament Parish, Madison, where he was pastor for nine years prior to taking on the chaplaincy eight years ago. Before starting his priestly ministry, he was a chemist working for the University of New Mexico.

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On August 30, 2018
Kevin Wondrash

Fall prevention program at St. Marys Hospital

MADISON — One out of four adults age 65 and older will fall each year. One in five of those falls will cause a serious injury such as a broken bone or head injury.

For all who are concerned about falling, Safe Communities of Madison-Dane County will host a fall prevention event at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital, 700 S. Park St., Madison, on Tuesday, Sept. 25.

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On August 30, 2018
Kevin Wondrash

Fall prevention program at St. Marys Hospital

MADISON — One out of four adults age 65 and older will fall each year. One in five of those falls will cause a serious injury such as a broken bone or head injury.

For all who are concerned about falling, Safe Communities of Madison-Dane County will host a fall prevention event at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital, 700 S. Park St., Madison, on Tuesday, Sept. 25.

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