Irmos: Beholding the sea of life surging with the tempest of temptations, fleeing to Thy calm haven I cry unto Thee: Lead up my life from corruption, O greatly Merciful One!
Kontakion, in Tone III—
Having shone like the sun with brilliant virtues and most glorious miracles, and adorned thyself greatly with the endurance of sufferings, thou dost enlighten the ends of the earth which praise thee, O martyr of great renown.
Theotokion: The Lord looked upon thee, and through thee, O all-pure one, visited those who had drawn far away from Him. Wherefore, as thou didst say, the generations of the saved call thee blessed.
Having shown thyself to be most comely in the beauty of thy wounds, thou workest most excellent miracles; and having died, thou dost still dispel infirmities even after thy burial and drivest away the spirits of deception, O blessed one.
Cure thou the passions of our souls, O wise one, and dispel the weaknesses of the flesh, for thou hast been given by God as a most excellent physician unto us who honor thee, O glorious Conon.
Having lived on the earth in purity, like an angel, thou wast thus counted worthy to converse with the angels, and didst bring thy parents to the knowledge of Christ; and having confessed the one God in Trinity, thou didst suffer unto the shedding of thy blood. O martyr Conon, entreat Him unceasingly in behalf of us all.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.