Irmos: O Thou Who art clothed in light as with a garment: I rise at dawn unto Thee, and to Thee do I cry: enlighten Thou my gloom-enshrouded soul, O Christ, in that Thou alone art compassionate!
Katavasia: As God of peace and Father of compassion, Thou didst send Thine Angel of Great Counsel, Who granteth us peace. Therefore, guided to the light of knowledge divine, and waking at dawn out of the night, we glorify Thee, Who lovest mankind.
Placing thyself wholly in the hands of the Almighty, O father, and suffering greatly by standing without shelter for many years, through rain and the heat of day, thou didst earnestly endure.
Theotokion: Thou gavest birth, O holy Maiden, unto our holy God, Who, in His loving-kindness, became man and sanctifieth those who hallow Him with faith and fear.
Irmos: Out of the night of ignorance, the day of divine knowledge dawneth in the light of Thy countenance, O Christ. May Thy praise shine forth in our hearts like the light of the morn.
Training thyself in hymnody and entreaty, O venerable one, in thy purity of mind thou didst receive the grace of the radiance of the threefold Sun and hast emitted the brilliant light of healings.
Theotokion: The bars of the gates of hell were shattered, and the everlasting bolts were riven apart by Him Who was born of thee, O all-pure Mother. Wherefore, we beseech thee: Deliver us from eternal death by thine intercession, and make us to dwell in the light of thy Son, Who hath shone upon the world the light of redemption.
Confining thy body to thy pillar, O father, full of light, thou didst permit thyself to pass unhindered to Him Whom thou didst desire.
He who was covered from head to toe with sores, and could find no healing for his flesh, was plunged by love into torrents of hope in the favorite of God; and straightway he was cleansed of his painful impurity, as was Naaman of leprosy through immersion in the Jordan at the command of Elisha.
Thou art found to be a ready helper for those who seek thee, O holy hierarch Innocent; and thou dost quickly grant healing unto the infirm; for of old thou didst appear in a dream unto a woman afflicted in her right arm, and didst restore it to health because she had once invoked thy holy name.
Establishing a firm knowledge of grace in the faithful, thou hast taught us to know thee as a merciful instructor, a treasury of compassion, a teacher of the true faith, the boast of hierarchs, a helper of the helpless, who ever prayest for the salvation of thy children who have recourse unto thee in faith.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.