Irmos: God, Who descended into the fiery furnace for the Hebrew children and transformed the flame into dew, hymn ye as Lord, O ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
With the flow of thy tears thou didst wash away the defilement of thy soul, and thou hast inherited a torrent of sustenance and the land of the meek, O venerable one, in that thou wast meek and guileless, and manifestly adorned with righteousness.
Theotokion: Adorned with the beauties of the virtues, and arrayed in robes embroidered with gold, O Virgin, thou gavest birth to the Word Who is more beautiful than all the children of men. Him do the multitude of the venerable hymn forever.
Ever illumined by directing thy gaze toward God, unopposed thou didst rout passionate thoughts and all the darkness of thy body, O father, and thou hast passed over to the light of dispassion.
That thou mightest approach thy true desire, thou didst show thyself to be an humble-minded, long-suffering and truly merciful ascetic, covering thyself with rags of haircloth, and stripping away the deception of the demons.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.