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Joseph Creswell
Joseph Creswell (real name Arthur) (1557 of Yorkshire stock in London – c. 1623) was an English Jesuit controversialist.
==Life==
Creswell joined the Society of Jesus at Rome, 11 October 1583, having previously studied at Reims and at the Roman College. Having been rector (1589–1592) after Robert Persons at the English College, Rome, he also succeeded Persons as vice-prefect for the English Jesuit interests in Spain.
Creswell's character and conduct in connection with his difficulties over the seminaries in Seville and Valladolid, and his controversies about the Benedictine vocations have been criticized.〔Bede Camm, ''Life of Ven. John Roberts'', and Pollen, ''The Month'', London, Sept.-Oct., 1899.〕 Father Creswell had considerable intercourse with Sir Charles Cornwallis, the English resident at Madrid, till the Gunpowder Plot, when Creswell was summoned to Rome.
Sent to Belgium in 1614, he was at St-Omer in 1630, and in 1621 was made rector of Ghent.
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