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.
Sessional hymn, in Tone V: Spec. Mel.: “The Word Who is equally unoriginate…”—
All of us, the faithful, know thee to be a temple of the Spirit, O all-glorious one; for thou didst make thy house, wherein every ailment is expelled by thy prayers, into a most magnificent temple.
Theotokion: He Who showed forth the cave as heaven on earth, O Virgin, hath shown thee to be a heavenly temple surrounded by angelic choirs chanting with faith: Glory in the highest to thine Offspring!
Emulating Abraham, thou didst render hospitality to strangers on earth, most blessedly receiving the homeless, the naked, the wandering, the halt, the poor and the sojourners.
With the dew of abstinence, O venerable Zoticus, thou didst extinguish the furnace of the passions, having been enriched with the gift of healing by God; and thou didst receive the faithful, to heal their cruel pangs and to drive away from them hordes of the demons. Wherefore, with gladness we honor thee.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.