Irmos: There is none as holy as Thee, O Lord my God, Who hast uplifted the horn of Thy faithful and established us on the rock of the confession of Thee, O Good One.
Sessional hymn, in Tone III: Spec. Mel.: “Of the divine Faith…”—
Thou wast a temple of the Holy Spirit, O God-bearer, having cleansed thyself of the mire of the passions with great care, O holy and glorious hierarch Eutychius.
Theotokion: The wonder of thy divine birthgiving transcendeth every rank of nature, O pure one; for thou didst supernaturally conceive God in thy womb, and, having given birth to Him, dost remain Ever-virgin.
Thou wast shown to be a child of the day through partaking of immaterial effulgence, O ever all-memorable one, and with the light of true healings thou dispellest the harm of the passions.
Glory…, Now & ever…: Theotokion—
Having fed at the breast of abstinence from infancy, thou didst truly reach the measure of maturity in Christ through unceasing prayers, O glorious and holy hierarch Eutychius.
Arrayed in divine power, thou didst strip bare the might of the deceiver, O God-bearer, working marvelous wonders. And having been driven unjustly from thy flock, thou didst return to it, glorified, O venerable father. Entreat Christ God, that He grant us great mercy.
Thou wast the divine tabernacle of the Word, O only all-pure Virgin Mother, who hast surpassed the angels in purity. With the divine waters of thy supplications cleanse me who, more than all others, am dust and defiled by carnal transgressions, O pure one, bestowing upon me great mercy.
Stavrotheotokion—
The unblemished ewe-lamb of the Word, the incorrupt Virgin Mother, beholding Him Who sprang forth from her without pain suspended upon the Cross, cried out, lamenting maternally: “Woe is me, O my child! How is it that Thou dost suffer of Thine own will, desiring to deliver man from the dishonor of the passions?”
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.