Irmos: The command of the iniquitous tyrant, opposed to God, raised up a lofty flame; but Christ, Who is blessed and all-glorious, spread a spiritual dew upon the pious youths.
Ever deified by most splendid visions, O divinely wise one, thou wast shown to be a beacon which is never dimmed; and therewith thou didst shine forth salvific discourse which illumineth the minds of all of us who praise thee.
Theotokion: Thou wast a bridal-chamber of divine glory and a fiery throne, whereon the incarnate Word did rest in His utter goodness. Him do thou beseech, O pure one, to take pity and have mercy upon us.
Thy tongue, sharpened by the Spirit, manifestly inscribing the law of salvation, set forth models whereby all are corrected, O most blessed one, ever rejoicing the flock of monastics.
Salvific thoughts and words which dispel the ignorance of men’s hearts hast thou richly poured forth, O venerable and God-bearing father. Wherefore, we honor thee with faith, keeping thy most holy memory.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.