Rev. Ph. H. Casey, S.J.

Rev. Philip H. Casey, S.J. (19th–20th century), was a Jesuit priest and theologian known for his works on Catholic doctrine and spirituality. As a member of the Society of Jesus, he was deeply committed to the Jesuit mission of education, pastoral care, and defense of the faith.

Rev. Casey is most recognized for his contributions to Catholic apologetics and catechesis, particularly through his clear and accessible writing style. One of his notable works, Religion and Science: A Philosophical Answer to the Problems of Today, addressed the perceived conflict between faith and reason, offering a thoughtful reconciliation rooted in Catholic tradition.

His writings reflect the Jesuit emphasis on rigorous intellectual engagement, spiritual depth, and a profound commitment to the truths of the Catholic faith. Rev. Casey’s work was well-received in his time, aiding both clergy and laity in understanding and defending the Church’s teachings in an era of rapid scientific and philosophical advancements.