Mary Johnson author biography, plus links to books by Mary Johnson.

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Mary Johnson

Mary Johnson joined the Missionaries of Charity, the group commonly known as the Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, at age 19. Mother Teresa sent Mary to study theology at Regina Mundi, a pontifical institute aggregated to the Gregorian University in Rome, where she received a diploma in religious studies, summa cum laude. After leaving the sisters in 1997, Johnson completed a BA in English and subsequently received an MFA in creative writing. She currently teaches creative writing and Italian to adults and is Creative Director of A Room of Her Own Foundation's retreats for women writers. Visit her online at www.maryjohnson.com.

This biography was last updated on 08/16/2011.

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