Irmos: O Christ Who by Thy command fixed the earth upon naught and suspended its weight unsupported: establish Thou Thy Church upon the immovable rock of Thy commandments, O Thou Who alone art good and lovest mankind.
Sessional hymn, in Tone V: Spec. Mel.: “The Word Who is equally unoriginate…”—
Having undertaken great struggles, thou didst cast down the machinations of the enemy and vanquish the hordes of the demons; and thou didst emulate the angels, learning immortality in thy mortal body, O mother.
Theotokion: The cruel waves of the passions beset me, the abyss of the evil demons encompasseth me, and the maelstrom of sin whirleth my heart about. O Theotokos, make me steadfast who praise thee in a pure manner.
Thy life maketh the hearts of monastics glad, O Euphrosyne, who art our confirmation and guide to the saving commandments, the ways of incorruption and the uttermost bounds of the love of the Creator.
Glory…, Now & ever…: Theotokion—
Thy radiant and right glorious memory illumineth the divine assemblies of the faithful, delighteth the choirs of the venerable and maketh glad the angels. And thou makest thine abode with them, O Euphrosyne, emulating their angelic life.
Having fortified thy womanly weakness with celestial hopes, with unwavering resolve thou didst make thine abode in the midst of men, O divinely inspired Euphrosyne, subjecting the deceiver of Eve to thy piety in thy vigils and instructions. Wherefore, we bless thee with faith.
Having acquired thee as our haven and rampart, our refuge, hope and protection, and our fervent intercessor, we, the faithful, have recourse to thee and cry out earnestly, exclaiming with faith: Have mercy, O Theotokos, upon those who place their trust in thee, and deliver us from transgressions.
Stavrotheotokion—
Thy Mother, O Christ, beholding Thee suspended willingly upon the Cross between two thieves, said, her maternal womb rent asunder: “O my sinless Son, how is it that thou hast been unjustly suspended upon the Cross as a malefactor, Who desirest to revive the human race, in that Thou art all-good?”
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.