Exapostilarion: Spec. Mel.: “The heaven with stars…”—
Irmos: God the Lord, the Son of the unoriginate Father, hath revealed Himself to us incarnate of the Virgin, to enlighten those in darkness and to gather the dispersed. Wherefore, we magnify the all-hymned Theotokos.
Illumined with rays of grace, O Pachomius, thou standest before God as a faithful minister, vouchsafed to delight in ineluctable glory. Wherefore, we magnify thine honored festival.
Theotokion: Receiving the Rain of heaven in thy womb like the fleece received the dew, O all-immaculate one, thou hast given birth to Him Who granteth food to us who piously hymn Him and confess thee to be the most hymned Theotokos.
Glory…, Now & ever…: Exapostilarion from the Pentecostarion.
A wreath was woven as for a victor by the life-bearing right hand of the Almighty, O Pachomius; and now, O blessed one, do thou vouchsafe that those who hymn thy glorious memory may receive remission of offenses, O ever all-memorable one.
Embracing now the fruits of thy pangs, O Pachomius, thou delightest in joy which passeth understanding. By thy mediation entreat Christ to deliver thy disciples, who now glorify and honor thee, O right glorious one.
Desiring the life of the angels, thou didst withdraw into the deserts and didst subdue the carnal passions, showing thyself to be angelic, O God-bearing Pachomius. Twice
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.