Irmos: In the morning, we cry to Thee:/ Lord, save us,/ For Thou art our God,// For Thee, we know no other.
Reverend Father Silouana, pray to God for us.
You, Lord, created me and through holy Baptism you enlightened me,/ You forgive my sins and grant me to partake of Your Body and Blood,/ grant me the strength to always abide in You,/ I offer Siluan’s lament to You, our God.
Reverend Father Silouana, pray to God for us.
The darkness of my mind and the passions of my body are overwhelmed/ with your prayers, O all-blessed one, enlighten and calm,/ just as you dared to tame the waves of the sea,/ impatient to see The fishermen are overwhelmed by the destructive winds.
Reverend Father Silouana, pray to God for us.
Our wretched praise brought to you by unworthy lips, O Reverend, do not despise, / but accept and visit those who sing your memory with your prayer, / deliver from troubles and misfortunes and eternal torment, / and not Let us be ashamed, we put our trust in you.
Glory to the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Like a desert-loving dove, from the morning watch until night/ sing the Trinity, Consubstantial and Indivisible/ from the desert-loving Holy Mountain you, Father Silvanus, sat down/ for propitiation interceding with the dead, the living and those to come.
And now and ever and unto ages of ages, amen.
What gift of thanksgiving will I bring to Thee, Mother of God, / because I have enjoyed Your gifts and Your immeasurable goodness? / Moreover, I will sing songs and magnify / Your ineffable mercy towards me.