Glory..., Now and ever...: Theotokion, in the same tone & melody—
On “Lord, I have cried...”, 3 stichera in Tone VIII: Spec. Mel.: “O most glorious wonder...”—
Troparion, in Tone IV—
O venerable father Porphyrius, taking the Cross of Christ upon thy shoulder thou didst abandon all and didst attain unto the desert, and armed with fasting and prayers didst do battle with the prince of this world. Wherefore, as a temple of the Spirit of God, thou didst cast him down together with carnal mindedness.
As of old God saved the three youths from the fire by His Angel, so now by thee hath He saved three youths who had been dragged down into a pit; for when they were borne as in a basket He overshadowed them with the light of a cloud which formed three crosses on their bodies unto the reproof of those who opposed thee, O Porphyrius.
Who can hymn thy temptations and pangs, thy misfortunes and tribulations, thy struggles for the faith as is meet, O Porphyrius? For thou didst show the boldness which thou hast before God to be great. Wherefore, we entreat thee, for thou hast such boldness: Pray thou in our behalf to the Lord, that we be saved!
The preëternal God, taking flesh of thy blood, hath shown thee forth, O pure one, as an intercessor for men. Wherefore, deliver thy servants from all misfortune and every evil circumstance, and vouchsafe that all who glorify and bow down before thee may be accounted worthy of the splendor of the elect.
Or this Stavrotheotokion, in the same melody—
Beholding Thee nailed to the Cross and voluntarily accepting suffering, O Jesus, Thy Virgin Mother, cried aloud, O Master: “Woe is me, my sweet Child! How is it that Thou dost endure wounds unjustly inflicted, O Physician Who healeth human infirmities, and hast delivered all from corruption in Thy loving-kindness?”
The truth of things revealed thee to thy flock as a rule of faith, a model of meekness and teacher of abstinence; wherefore, thou hast won the heights by humility and riches by poverty. O father Porphyrius, entreat Christ that our souls be saved!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.