Irmos: Thou didst come forth from the Virgin, neither a mediator nor an angel, but Thyself incarnate, O Lord, and hast saved me, the whole man; wherefore, I cry to thee: Glory to Thy power, O Lord!
Following the Master in love, thou didst distribute thy wealth among the destitute, laying thyself bare to suffering, through which thou didst pass, foreseeing hope eternal.
Theotokion: Young men and virgins make haste to follow in thy steps, seeing thee to be virgin and maiden as well as mother; for thou alone hast ineffably combined both into one, O Bride of God.
Irmos: Seated in glory upon the throne of the Godhead, Jesus most divine hath come on a light cloud, and with His incorrupt arm hath saved those who cry: Glory to Thy power, O Christ!
Thou didst offer a sacrifice of praise unto God, openly reviling the worship of idols; and all the insolence of the ungodly didst thou tread underfoot, O passion-bearer.
Theotokion: Come, all ye faithful, and with hymns let us render goodly praise to the all-pure Mary, who unceasingly intercedeth for us before God, for she is incomparably more exalted than the seraphim and is a reliable Mediatress for men.
Thou didst set invincible might against those who were devoured by jealousy and assailed by wrath, O martyr; and having armed thyself, thou didst overcome ungodly despondency.
He Who was held in the arms of the Elder Simeon did by the words of an elder lure thee to divine knowledge, O Panteleimon, unto the salvation and deliverance of many.
Following the sayings of the prophets and in the footsteps of the apostles, O divinely wise ones, ye preached to the Slavic peoples God in Trinity: the Father of the perfect Son, Who sendeth forth the Spirit.
Desiring to behold the glory of God in accordance with the Gospel, ye preserved the purity of your hearts and, strengthened by the Spirit, ye manfully endured many tribulations, persecutions, wounds and wicked oppression for the Christian Faith.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.