Irmos: Saved by thee, O pure Virgin, we confess thee to be in truth the Theotokos, magnifying thee with the incorporeal choirs.
And these stichera of the holy women, in Tone I: Spec. Mel.: “Joy of the ranks of heaven…” —
O turtle-doves who are beautiful to the Master and divinely melodious, O splendid swallows of pure love: Ye have been led to the beauties of heaven.
Theotokion: As thou art the receptacle of the light, O Virgin, enlighten my soul, which hath become darkened by the passions, and by thy supplications deliver me from the outermost darkness.
Ye have been numbered among the choirs on high and have made your abode among the assemblies of the elect, praying with love to our compassionate God in our behalf.
The memory of Eupraxia and Olympia hath dawned like the sun upon the world, illumining the minds of the faithful who ever magnify Christ.
Together, as is meet, let us honor Olympia in hymns: the disciple of our teacher, the initiate of the prophet. And let us praise the chaste and pure Eupraxia with her, who prayeth to Christ, that we be saved.
With hymns, all ye faithful, let us together honor as is meet the chaste Eupraxia, the offspring of piety, the adornment of monastics, for she entreateth the Creator in our behalf, that our souls be saved.
Glory…: Having shed earthly beauty, O divinely wise one, thou didst choose well the good portion which Mary found; and having forsaken all transitory things without hesitation, by virtue thou didst receive the noetic Pearl of great price.
Now & ever…: It is truly meet…
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.