Irmos: All things are filled with awe at thy divine glory; for thou, O Virgin who hast not known wedlock, didst contain within thy womb Him Who is God over all, and gavest birth to the timeless Son, granting peace unto all who hymn thee.
Thou didst overturn the carnal passions with great abstinence, O divinely blessed one. Wherefore, divine grace hath been given thee to heal the sufferings of the faithful who have recourse to thee, O all-glorious father Palladius.
Theotokion: Humanity was far removed from God, O Virgin; but when thou didst ineffably conceive the Savior, O divinely joyous one, it entered again into paradise, blessing thee with faith, O most hymned one.
Having rendered thy life holy, O most blessed one, thou wast numbered among the saints of ages past who were God’s servants, and dost sanctify the souls of all who praise thy precious miracles.
Truly blessed wast thou, O right glorious one; for, as one guileless and meek and adorned with goodly ascents, thou didst tread the path of the justifications of God Who seeth all things.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.