Irmos: Establishing me upon the rock of faith, Thou hast enlarged my mouth against mine enemies, for my spirit doth exult when I chant: There is none holy as our God, and none righteous save Thee, O Lord!
Sessional hymn, in Tone IV: Spec. Mel.: “Go thou quickly before…”—
By abstinence from flesh thou didst wash away the wickedness of abomination like mire, and by purity of mind didst discover the paths of the righteous, avoiding the smooth ways of sin, O venerable and wise one.
Theotokion: Thy conceiving kneweth no participation of man, and thy divine birthgiving was ineffable; for God was born of thee in manner transcending nature. O thy birthgiving! O thy purity! For through thee hath God appeared to me in the guise of a servant.
Enlivening thy heart and setting it afire with the fear and love of the Lord, thou didst consume thy flesh willingly with material fire, O wise one, thereby illustrating for us the unquenchable fire of Gehenna, O venerable one.
Glory…, Now & ever…: Theotokion, in the same tone & melody—
Wounding thy body with all-devouring fire, thou didst show thyself to be conqueror and victor, wounding the adversary by thy patience, washing away the defilement of evil thoughts, cleansing thyself in spirit and keeping thy flesh virginal.
By his great zeal Thy venerable one, O Lord Christ our God, showed forth struggles in his asceticism; for, possessed of Thy might, he overcame the demons and by his word cut down their feeble audacity. Wherefore, we entreat Thee: save Thou our souls.
O most immaculate Virgin who gavest birth to the transcendent God: with the incorporeal ones unceasingly entreat Him, that, before the end, He grant remission of transgression and correction of life to us who with faith and love hymn thee as is meet, O thou who alone art most lauded.
Stavrotheotokion, in the same tone and melody—
O all-immaculate Virgin, Mother of Christ God, a sword passed through thine all-holy soul when thou didst behold thy Son and God crucified of His own will. Cease not to entreat Him, O blessed one, that He grant us forgiveness of transgressions.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.