Irmos: O ye people, with glory let us honor the pure Theotokos, who received the fire of the Godhead in her womb without being consumed, and let us magnify her with hymns.
Thou wast shown by God to be a physician for those afflicted by the passions and a destroyer and expeller of evil spirits, O blessed one; wherefore, we call thee blessed.
Theotokion: O most immaculate one, He Who made His abode in thee hath been born, casting down the slayer of men who of old in his wickedness caused our first parents to stumble; and He hath saved us all.
Thou didst abandon the earth as a habitation of corruption, O father, and hast made thine abode in the land of the meek, with whom thou dost rejoice, delighting in divine sweetness.
Having thy struggles as a blameless rule of faith and an image of abstinence, we unceasingly magnify the Creator in hymns.
On this festive day Titus calleth the flock of monastics to a spiritual dance and convocation, and to a banquet of life incorruptible.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.