It is good when we do not decide for ourselves where we should serve God.

I live a life that I did not actually want. But Christ was also in the world; He lived amidst the bustle of work, often had to listen to shallow talk, yet was always willing to accept anyone who came unannounced, as is customary in the East. It is good when we do not determine ourselves where it is necessary to serve God. Let our Lord decide. Even in our smallest actions, the entire Mystical Body participates, so that it may grow and become richer.

(P. Albert Peyriguere /1883–1959/, correspondence, letter from July 27, 1945)