Irmos: Whirled about in the abyss of sin, I call upon the unfathomable abyss of Thy loving-kindness: Lead me up from corruption, O God!
Kontakion of the venerable one, in Tone II: Spec. Mel.: “Seeking the highest…”—
Clothed in the power of thy Master and armed with the precious Cross, thou didst trample underfoot the most pernicious wiles of the demons, O father.
Theotokion: Without knowing man, O Virgin, thou gavest birth, yet remainest ever a virgin, showing forth the images of the true divinity of thy Son and God.
Having noetically preferred things eternal to that which passeth away, O venerable one, thou didst endure the pangs of abstinence and becamest an edifier of men’s souls.
Having voluntarily become poor in spirit, O father, thou hast received immortal and immutable delight and ineffable riches in the heavens.
Thou wast shown to be a radiant luminary for the ends of the earth, and didst populate the desert with multitudes of monastics, as with cities. And crucifying thyself, taking thy cross upon thy shoulders, thou didst lay waste to thy body with asceticism, praying unceasingly for us all.
Ikos: The all-splendid memorial of the blessed one hath been shown to us as another day of salvation, dispelling the deep night of the passions with the radiance of abstinence and shedding brilliant light through his most virtuous activity: and thereon hath a bright and radiant star appeared. With gladness let us faithfully offer hymns to the godly Pachomius, for, looking down from on high, he enlighteneth us and granteth abundant peace, praying unceasingly for us all.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.