Despite her hilarious beginnings as a teenaged witch with no sense of proportion, Raven has worked happily with the Morrígan for about thirty years. She has practiced Japanese martial arts for about as long, and became a Wilderness EMT in North Carolina. As a person of art, she works extensively with ogham, and is currently focusing on poetry and the Irish language. She serves her community and her goddess by volunteering with her local Search and Rescue organization, and can be often found in the woods of the Pacific Northwest. Raven is currently the Lore Chieftain of the Order.

Brennos Agrocunos Gunn is an intuitive spirit worker, runeworker, and activist. A dedicant of the Morrígan for over twenty years, he serves Her as both warrior and priest and is one of the founders of the Coru.   Through his devotional connection with Odin, he has also pursued runic studies for over seventeen years. He specializes in dreamwork and Otherworld travel, spiritual counseling, shielding, warding, runework, and contact with the dead.  As a priest, he works towards social justice, environmental healing, and sovereignty of the land and writes about these and related topics on his blog, Strixian Woods and on Facebook.  Brennos is a co-founder of the order, a former Chief, and currently serves as the Communications Chieftain.

Lí Samhain met The Morrígan in 2015 at Uaimh na gCat, and has been a devotee ever since. As a dedicant priest, Lí strives to serve their Gods and community in simple but powerful ways, with an emphasis on hearth-keeping and hospitality. They are passionate about learning, traveling, witch-crafting, feasting, and jumping into bodies of water. Lí is also a member of Cauldron of the Celts. Lí currently serves as the Resource Chieftain for the Coru Cathubodua Priesthood.

John Medellin is a spirit worker and Pagan Witch living and working in San Francisco, and is originally from Texas. He has been a devotee of An Morrígan for more than 12 years, and has recently taken oaths to Her. John has spent more than 20 years studying and practicing magic and Earth-based spiritualities, including Conjure work. He is also a former member of Ar nDraiocht Fein. His specialties include divination, protection and warding magics, herb magic, and work with the Dead. John served as the Lore Cheiftain from 2019-2022.

Morpheus Ravenna is a spiritual worker, artist, and writer. An initiate of the Anderson-Feri tradition of Witchcraft, sí has studied and practiced devotional polytheism and the magical arts for over twenty five years. Hir primary spiritual practice is hir devotion and dedication to the Morrígan within the framework of Celtic heroic spirituality. Sí co-founded the Coru Cathubodua Priesthood and has served as both Chief of the Order and as Lore Cheiftain. Sí is the author of The Book of the Great Queen: The Many Faces of the Morrígan from Ancient Legends to Modern Devotions. Hir writing can be found on hir personal blog, The Shieldmaiden. Sí also practices medieval armored combat and is very fond of spears. Sí can be reached through hir website at bansheearts.com.

Vali is a devotional polytheist, songwriter, artist, cat-herder (aka homeschooling parent), and aspiring urban farmer. She began studying philosophy and world religions as an adolescent which led to a nature based spiritual practice by age 12. Vali has always drawn to Irish mythology and culture, particularly the Morrígan, but struggled to find authentic source material for many years. She is passionate about queer, disability, and racial justice, advocating for trauma-informed parenting and caregiving, and dismantling the patriarchy. She lives in Oakland, California with her partner, three kids, and various other furred, feathered, and finned creatures, and when she’s not doing ALL THE THINGS, she spends her time writing fiction and compulsively propagating houseplants.

Vyviane Armstrong was inducted as a hearth member at the Gathering of The Morrigan’s Hearth at Lughnasadh 2018. She is the first away member of Coru. Vyviane has been a devotional polytheist for all of her adult life with strong connections to Welsh and Irish Gods and Other Crowd. She met the Great Queen either when she was five and a child’s spell game went wrong or later in 2011 when she dived head first into a cave she found along her route while driving around Ireland. That cave happened to be Oweynagat and it happened to be the Morrigan’s cave. It started a beautiful relationship with this complex Goddess. Vyviane has a growing relationship with Morrigan primarily through Her faces of The Badb and Cathubodua. She is also a proud member of The Cauldron of the Celts. Her practice with the Gods includes a life long service in activism, holding a vocational relationship to Her Gods and their lands through her business Land, Sea, Sky Travel, and ongoing work with animal and plant allies. Vyviane lives with her family, cats and guinea pigs on a small plot of land in Snellville, Georgia, where she does arts and crafts, cooks, and reads in her spare time.

Joe, aka Wolf, was inducted into the Hearth in February of 2019. He’s been a devotional polytheist and witch as long as he can remember, having bonds with the Otherworld Fae and Irish, Welsh, and Egyptian gods. Part of his connection to the land and spirits is shown through his photography at Wolf Mercury Photography. He thinks donuts and lamb are possibly the greatest things to eat, that Sting is the best musician, and is slightly obsessed with the King Arthur legend and Iron Man.

Julie grew up on a ranch in the south of France where she was immersed early in Celtic culture via family ties in Brittany. She only came to paganism after moving to the US, first through Reclaiming, until she encountered the Morrigan 4 years ago. She has been a Celtic polytheist and a devotee of the Great Queen since then. She is a passionate of horses, corvids and pretty much all living things and practices martial arts in her little spare time. Former biologist, she is now a homemaker in Idaho where she raises tiny humans and nurture her hearth for family, friends and community.

Izzy is an Energetic Safety and Trauma Specialist. He’s been practicing Earth-based spirituality for more than 20 years. His first experiences of the Morrigan came shortly after he began a program of recovery and he has been devoted to the Morrigan since that time. Izzy believes that his work with trauma and addiction recovery is supported by his devotional practice to the Morrigan and he has dedicated his work in offering to the Goddess.

TJ is a true jack-of-all-trades, with a broad set of skills ranging from silversmithing to leatherworking to carpentry to machining and fabrication. His path to devotional polytheism began with a little book on alchemy tucked into a disused shelf of his high school library, which served as a catalyst for studying esoteric texts and magical traditions. As he continued his academic theological studies, he built his personal practices to involve devotional craft through his connections with the Gods of Skill, all of which has been built on a foundation of service to The Morrígan. He lives in Oakland, and when not engaged in professional craft he is equally likely to be reading sci-fi/fantasy books or picking up *another* new artistic skill.

Hound Ní Chobhthaigh is a queer, anarchist, multi-tradition polytheist. Their primary relationship is with Badb Catha, which began in 2015. Since 2016 and because of a challenge from the Queens, they’ve been working in domestic violence social services as a crisis intervention advocate and prevention educator, which strongly shapes the spiritual services they provide. They have a B.A. in religious philosophy, an M.Sc. in religious studies, and has recently returned to school to explore other subjects. Hound is the founder and facilitator of Macha’s Justice, a resource for domestic violence survivors who are pagan or polytheist, and occasionally remembers to post on a personal polytheism blog.