Dr. Warren Caire’s venerable pocket protector is white and brittle. The block letters “DE LA SALLE” imprinted on the top flap have faded over the years from the school’s distinctively bold maroon to a barely discernible pink, which is what happens when the tools of a teacher’s trade are sheathed and unsheathed daily, nipping here and tucking there, to chronicle the flame-outs and the grand slams of a teenage student’s life.

You celebrated the funeral Mass for Msgr. Clinton Doskey last week at St. Pius X Church. He was a beloved priest and pastor. What are your memories of him? I first met him when I was a seminarian at St. Ben’s.

Daughters of Charity Services of New Orleans has emerged as a leader of primary health care in New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on local health care. Initially reopening one health center location in Metairie after the storm, the nonprofit now operates three state-of-the-art health centers – 111 North Causeway Blvd.

See the image gallery Msgr. Clinton J. Doskey, the charismatic pastor emeritus of St. Pius X who served for 58 years as a priest in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, was remembered at his funeral Mass as an inspirational example of the priesthood and beloved “servant-leader” whose dedication to his flock was unwavering.