WILMINGTON, Del. OSV News – As a dedicated Catholic and parishioner of St. Jude's Church in North East, Maryland, airline pilot Carol Stone has been to shrines, basilicas and so many religious destinations across the world.But it wasn't until Oct. 26 that she had the opportunity to pilot a Philadelphia-to-Rome American Airlines jet carrying more…...
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Some of the 100-plus Catholic pilgrims from the Diocese of Wilmington, Del., are headed to Italy from Philadelphia International Airport Oct. 26, 2025 for a pilgrimage led by Bishop William E. Koenig. Pictured from left to right are Father John Solomon and his mother and sister, Mary Solomon and Sister of Life Gianna Maria Solomon; Catholic American Airlines pilot Carol Stone; Sister of Life Amata Filia Dierschke; and Fathers James Gebhart, Joseph W. McQuaide IV and Joseph Piekarski. (OSV News photo/Bob Krebs, The Dialog). (Bob Krebs, The Dialog)
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