Irmos: Habbakuk, gazing with the eyes of foresight upon thee, the mountain overshadowed by the grace of God, prophesied that the Holy One of Israel would come forth from thee, for our salvation and restoration.
Being of old the confirmation of those who waver, with your divinely bestowed teachings ye overthrew the manifold strongholds of the enemy and gave them over to desolation, O ye apostles of the Savior who beheld God.
Theotokion: In thee, O all-immaculate one, was a newly-wrought wonder, greater than all wonders, manifestly shown forth; for in the flesh thou didst give birth unto God Who in unconfused union hath united Himself to the earthly in His loving-kindness, O Bride of God.
O great preachers, divine apostles, ye have thoroughly preached the mighty works of Christ, and radiantly have ye greatly enlightened utterly degraded mortal men, acting through the mighty works of grace.
Let the divine Olympus be praised with hymnody, and with him let Rodion be piously magnified, for they completed the course of martyrdom with Peter, the proclaimer of God, in Rome, their heads being severed.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.