Be always praised.

Lord, do with me what You will, as long as my will remains straight and firmly directed towards You. For whatever You do with me can only be good: If You wish to keep me in darkness, be praised; and if You wish to have me in the light, be praised again. If You mean to comfort me, be praised; and if You wish to visit me with pain, be likewise and always praised.

(Thomas à Kempis /c. 1380–1471/, The Imitation of Christ, III, 17.2)