Kontakion in the Fourth Tone Thou wast manifested as a righteous hierarch who hadst served the Most High God like a true Angel on the earth; and now, O Father Arsenius, do thou beseech Him with fervor to save our souls.

Arsenios, Metropolitan of Kerkyra

Reading from the Synaxarion:

Saint Arsenius, who had Palestine as his homeland, was born in 876, the
son of devout parents. From childhood he was consecrated to God and
assumed the monastic habit. He studied in Seleucia, where he also
received the dignity of the priesthood. After he had moved from thence to
Constantinople, he was appointed Metropolitan of Corfu. He adorned the throne
there by his virtue and instruction. When advanced in age, he returned
to Constantinople and appeased the unjust rage of Emperor
Constantine Porphyrogenitus against the leaders of Corfu. Finally, during
his journey back to his see, he fell ill at Corinth and reposed in
the Lord about the middle of the tenth century.

Kontakion in the Fourth Tone
Thou wast manifested as a righteous hierarch who hadst served the Most
High God like a true Angel on the earth; and now, O Father Arsenius,
do thou beseech Him with fervor to save our souls.