Irmos: God, Who descended into the fiery furnace for the Hebrew children and transformed the flame into dew, hymn ye as Lord, O ye works, and exalt Him supremely for all ages!
Approaching thy true Lover in mind without hesitation, thou didst endure the wounding of thy flesh and the bitter pain of the fire, O most glorious martyr, blessing Christ for all ages.
Theotokion: By thee, O Theotokos, is our first mother freed from the curse; and, lo! women now suffer for Christ, and female nature rejoiceth, as the protomartyr Thecla the virgin crieth.
Having won through the three-fold billows of tribulations with the mast of the Cross and the rudder of the spirit, thou didst reach the safe harbor of the kingdom of God, O glorious one, blessing Christ forever.
Thou didst cast off the ugliness of the passions and didst array thy soul in the beautiful robe of dispassion; wherefore, betrothing thee to Himself as a bride, Christ caused thee to dwell in the mansions of heaven.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.