Irmos: Thou art the confirmation of those who have recourse to Thee, O Lord; Thou art the light of the benighted; and my spirit doth hymn Thee.
Ever armed with the sword of abstinence and the shield of prayer, O venerable one, denouncing the prince of darkness, thou didst put him to shame.
Sessional hymn, in Tone I: Spec. Mel.: “The choir of the angels…”—
Thou didst mingle the myrrh of sanctification with the perfumes of asceticism, O venerable, producing a fragrance of sweet savor for God.
Theotokion: O Mistress, do thou ever pray to Him Who was born of thee, that He be merciful to me on the day of judgment.
Immersing thyself in the laws of asceticism, with the torrent of thy tears thou didst drown the passions as though they were other pharaohs.
Glory…, Now & ever…: Theotokion—
Having fasted on earth like one of the incorporeal ones, O Titus, thou didst slay the enemy, and with thine Orthodox doctrines thou didst cast down the assembly of heresies together. Wherefore, celebrating today thy most holy memory, we hymn with joy the One Who hath magnified thee.
O all-holy Virgin, hope of Christians, with the hosts on high do thou unceasingly beseech God to Whom, in manner past understanding and recounting, thou gavest birth, that He grant remission of all our sins and correction of life unto those who ever glorify thee with faith and love.
Stavrotheotokion—
The unblemished ewe-lamb, beholding the Lamb and Shepherd hanging, dead, upon the Tree, exclaimed, weeping and crying out maternally: “How can I bear Thy condescension and voluntary suffering, which are past recounting, O my Son, mine all-good God?”
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.