Sister Anna Marie McGuan, RSM, Father Kevin Douglas, and Dr. Anthony Quinn explore honor and virtue in “Richard II.” Part of six-week series on Shakespeare and Christian anthropology.

Sister Anna Marie McGuan, RSM, Father Kevin Douglas, and Dr. Anthony Quinn explore honor and virtue in “Richard II.” Part of six-week series on Shakespeare and Christian anthropology.

Sister Anna Marie McGuan, RSM, Father Kevin Douglas, and Dr. Anthony Quinn explore honor and virtue in “Richard II.” Part of six-week series on Shakespeare and Christian anthropology. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Richard II: Shakespeare from a Catholic perspective

Sister Anna Marie McGuan studied Theology and Sacred Scripture for 11 years at the Pontifical Biblical Institute and the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome.  As a Religious Sister of Mercy of Alma, Michigan, Sister Anna Marie previously served as director of Christian Formation for the Diocese of Knoxville and is currently serving in the Archdiocese of Edinburgh and St. Andrews. Sister Anna Marie has a passion for teaching Scripture and takes you on a journey through the Bible, from a Catholic perspective, with her podcast.

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Sister Anna Marie McGuan studied Theology and Sacred Scripture for 11 years at the Pontifical Biblical Institute and the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome. As a Religious Sister of Mercy of Alma, Michigan, Sister Anna Marie previously served as director of Christian Formation for the Diocese of Knoxville and is currently serving in the Archdiocese of Edinburgh and St. Andrews. Sister Anna Marie has a passion for teaching Scripture and takes you on a journey through the Bible, from a Catholic perspective, with her podcast.

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