Father Glover—A Tribute
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Mr. Reginald Johnstone Of
Madang has written us: I have been a close friend of Father Glover since 1946, He was a priest, a missionary and a man. As a priest he lived up to the highest ideals of his vocation, ever-willing to listen to those in trouble and give friendly advice.
As a missionary he was responsible for flying in to the Catholic Highland mission stations all supplies. He was their life line. He gave all his time and strength to it—often making three trips a day.
As a man he was a friend to all. He did not ask a man’s religion and he pos sessed the greatest of all virtues—charity.
He spoke ill of none and visited all classes, always taking with him some gift.
His memory will remain to become a legend. It was his desire to give his life for his mission and to bring happiness to his fellow-men. He has attained both desires.