At the Aposticha, these stichera, in Tone V—

Glory..., Now & ever..., in Tone VIII—

Come, ye faithful, let us praise the Ever-virgin Theotokos, saying: Rejoice, O all-holy ark and most splendid tabernacle of Christ our God, the King of kings! Rejoice, astonishment and glory of the angels! Rejoice, boast and gladness of mortal men, who savest our souls in peace!

Troparion, in Tone IV—

Stichos: I shall commemorate thy name in every generation and generation.

Rejoice, thou who art blessed among women, thou loosing of the ancestral curse and propitiation for the whole world! Rejoice, fervent intercession for Christians and quick hearkener to those who pray to thee with faith! Rejoice, O protection and salvation of our souls!

Stichos: Hearken, O daughter, and see, and incline thine ear.

Rejoice, O most merciful Lady, thou Life-bearing fount, pouring forth streams of compassion upon the faithful! Rejoice, steadfast bulwark of Athos, instructor and overseer of monks! Rejoice, O help of all, thou joy and salvation of our souls!

O, the many miracles wrought through thine image, O thou who, graced by God, art quick to hear! For no one who hath recourse to thee with faith leaveth thy presence empty, without being heard: the blind have recovered their sight at thy holy icon; the lame, the paralyzed and the deaf have been cured; and from childlessness, captivity, locusts, the threefold waves of the sea, and other misfortunes and afflictions hast thou delivered those who call upon thee, the Mother of our most compassionate God, Who granteth us great mercy through thee.

Let us make haste to the Theotokos amid our misfortunes and fall down now before her holy icon, crying out with faith from the depths of our soul: Hearken quickly to our entreaty, O Virgin, in that thou art called she who is quick to hear. For thee do we, thy servants, have as a ready helper in our needs.