Irmos: Waking at dawn, we cry to Thee: Save us, O Lord! For Thou art our God, and we know none other than Thee.
A divine light illumined the woman who was blind from birth when she touched thy body, O King Edward. Wherefore, her eyes were opened, and she glorified God and thine assistance.
Theotokion: Let us not fall idle in our unceasing praise of her who is more honorable than the cherubim and beyond compare more radiant than the seraphim, gazing with the eyes of our mind upon her greatness, and magnifying her loving-kindness with ardent heart and love divine.
Thy tomb was shown to be a wellspring of healings for all who had recourse to it and called upon thee in prayer, O king, entreating enlightenment and consolation.
Open thou the eyes of our hearts, O Edward who gavest light to the eyes of the blind woman, that we may perceive God’s most wise providence concerning us, and glorify His power.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.