Rt. Rev. KaiAidan, AP
Lady Kai wearing the coronet of the Third Degree
In the quietude of Lockport, where the Niagara River weaves secrets into its currents, Lady KaiAidan emerged—a soul entwined with the threads of centuries. Born in the mystical year of 1580 Pi (1980 CE).
Roots and Wanderings: Western New York cradled her, yet duty called—a brief sojourn in the U.S. Army, where she donned uniform and courage. But her heart remained anchored to the land, returning to Buffalo, New York after her tour of service.
Between Altar and Hearth: Beyond temple walls, she is both wife and mother—mundane roles woven seamlessly with magick. Her hearth crackles with stories—the laughter of children, the warmth of shared meals. In daylight, Lady KaiAidan donned a different cloak—the white coat of a nurse. Her hands cradle life, stitching wounds and soothing pain. She knows healing is both science and alchemy, and her touch carries the pulse of compassion.
Roots and Wanderings: Western New York cradled her, yet duty called—a brief sojourn in the U.S. Army, where she donned uniform and courage. But her heart remained anchored to the land, returning to Buffalo, New York after her tour of service.
Between Altar and Hearth: Beyond temple walls, she is both wife and mother—mundane roles woven seamlessly with magick. Her hearth crackles with stories—the laughter of children, the warmth of shared meals. In daylight, Lady KaiAidan donned a different cloak—the white coat of a nurse. Her hands cradle life, stitching wounds and soothing pain. She knows healing is both science and alchemy, and her touch carries the pulse of compassion.
Rev. Kai Aidan with husband Rev. Tommy and daughter Rev. Racheal
Rev. Kai at the Parliament of the World's Religions 2018 in Toronto, Canada
Crafting Enchantments: Her living room is a sanctum—a crafting area where time bends. Sigil patches bloom like wildflowers, robes unfurl like ancient scrolls, and wood burns with symbols etched by unseen hands. Friends jest that she has a craft store in her living room, but they sense the portal—an Avalon of creativity. Books are her familiars. She pores over grimoires, seeking lost incantations. Her pagan library spans realms—Wicca, Druidry, Hermeticism.
Arch Priestess: Lady KaiAidan wears the mantle of Arch Priestess within the Correllian Tradition, so recognized in Year 24 Aq (2024 CE). Her robes bear the weight of ancestral wisdom, and her brow bears the crescent moon’s kiss. Under moonlight, she invokes deities, casting spells that ripple through time.
Weaver of Threads: Lady KaiAidan wears multiple mystical hats within the Correllian Nativist Tradition. Beyond her role as High Priestess, she oversees the day-to-day operations and administrative tasks within the Temple of Enchanted Mystery, Children of the Future Formal Shrine, Order of Demeter, and Order of the Guard. Lady KaiAidan serves as one of the joint editors of the Correllian Times, Dean of Mentors at WitchSchool, and Herald to the Correllian Press Secretary. Her quill weaves words into spells, disseminating knowledge and inspiration across the Correllian community.
Arch Priestess: Lady KaiAidan wears the mantle of Arch Priestess within the Correllian Tradition, so recognized in Year 24 Aq (2024 CE). Her robes bear the weight of ancestral wisdom, and her brow bears the crescent moon’s kiss. Under moonlight, she invokes deities, casting spells that ripple through time.
Weaver of Threads: Lady KaiAidan wears multiple mystical hats within the Correllian Nativist Tradition. Beyond her role as High Priestess, she oversees the day-to-day operations and administrative tasks within the Temple of Enchanted Mystery, Children of the Future Formal Shrine, Order of Demeter, and Order of the Guard. Lady KaiAidan serves as one of the joint editors of the Correllian Times, Dean of Mentors at WitchSchool, and Herald to the Correllian Press Secretary. Her quill weaves words into spells, disseminating knowledge and inspiration across the Correllian community.
Rev. Kai with First Priest M. Rev. Phoenix Coffin-Williams at Buffalo Pagan Pride Day in Buffalo, NY
Beyond formal titles, Lady KaiAidan engages with the wider Pagan community. She participates in events, dialogues, and interfaith gatherings, bridging the mystical and mundane realms. In her multifaceted roles, Lady KaiAidan stitches the fabric of tradition, whispers to the ancestors, and tends the sacred fires.
Rt. Rev. KaiAidan is the Initiate of Blv. Karla Summers, Blv. Karla Summers is the Initiate of M. Rev. Donald Lewis-HighCorrell, Rev. Donald Lewis HighCorrell is the Initiate of M. Rev. Krystel High-Correll, M. Rev. Krystel High-Correll is the Initiate of Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell, Blv, LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell is the Initiate of Blv. Mable High Correll, Blv. Mable High Correll is the Initiate of Blv. Caroline High Correll who is the founder of the Correllian Tradition.
Rt. Rev. KaiAidan is the Initiate of Blv. Karla Summers, Blv. Karla Summers is the Initiate of M. Rev. Donald Lewis-HighCorrell, Rev. Donald Lewis HighCorrell is the Initiate of M. Rev. Krystel High-Correll, M. Rev. Krystel High-Correll is the Initiate of Blv. LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell, Blv, LaVeda Lewis-Highcorrell is the Initiate of Blv. Mable High Correll, Blv. Mable High Correll is the Initiate of Blv. Caroline High Correll who is the founder of the Correllian Tradition.