Irmos: The abyss of my sins and the tempest of my transgressions discomfit me and thrust me down into the depths of violent despondency; but stretch forth Thy mighty arm unto me, as Thou didst to Peter, and save my, O my Guide.
The wicked one was crushed by thy sacred feet, O God-bearer; the unrestrained mouths of wicked men are shut by thy discourse, and, shining forth, thy divine doctrine is revealed as brighter than the sun.
Theotokion: In thee are the laws of nature abolished; for thou gavest birth ineffably unto the Creator of all as God and man, possessing two wills and activities, O most lauded Theotokos, Virgin Mother.
Those in deception stretched thee forth without pity and bound thee with bonds, who bindeth all falsehood and rendeth asunder the fetters of heresy with the bond of thy divine doctrines, O most sacred hierarch, father Martin.
Thou didst stand before the tribunal of judges, condemning the deception of those who preach that there is but one will in Christ, O divinely blessed and wise father Martin, manifestly adorned with crowns of martyrdom.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.