Exapostilarion—
Irmos: Saved by thee, O pure Virgin, we confess thee to be in truth the Theotokos, magnifying thee with the incorporeal choirs.
Thou pourest forth healings and receivest the prayers of the faithful, earnestly praying for those who honor thy memory. Wherefore, O Edward, in thanksgiving we magnify thee.
Theotokion: Thy kinswoman Elizabeth hath taught us to cry out to thee, O all-pure Theotokos: Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is Christ, the Fruit of thy womb, Whom we magnify unceasingly!
Thy memory is glorious and thy rest is with the saints; for thou dost ever stand before the throne of God. Wherefore, we magnify Christ Who gave thee to His people as a new intercessor.
Glory…, Now & ever …: Theotokion—
From the east even unto the west the Christian Faith doth reach. Wherefore, the saints of God are glorified throughout the world.
Meet it was for thee, who beheld the unwaning light, to show forth thy first miracle through light, O most blessed king; for, lo! a heavenly light illumined the house wherein the ungodly had concealed thy body; and the eyes of the woman blind from birth were opened, and giving thanks unto God she cried out: Wondrous art Thou, O Lord, Who hast revealed to us Thy new favorite!
Thou coverest all the earth with thy radiant omophorion and dost embrace the whole world with thy love, O Theotokos, and receivest the prayers and entreaties of all who call upon thee, and dost help all before the throne of the Son; for He hath given thee to man as an intercessor forever.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.