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--The second act of the penitent is confession, thatis, the declaration of one's sins made to a duly authorized priest withthe purpose of obtaining absolution. ributive injustice alone does not oblige to restitution, 1754;cooperators in injustice and restitution, 1778 sqq. rch yields herright in the case, as is sometimes done in favor of Catholic judges,lest they be deprived of their positions. (c) A third opinion distinguishes between the case in which extremenecessity is proximate or urgent (e.

,an atheist, a drunkard, a libertine, a man or woman of ill-fame, acruel man, an ill-tempered woman), or of body (e. --(a)Physical impossibility excuses, for example, when one does not know whothe persons were before whom one detracted, or cannot recall who theperson was whom one defamed. Thus, he who steals from the Church is guilty ofsacrilegious theft; he who uses the public goods for his private endscommits peculation; he who takes from his parents practises domesticthievery. Hard work is such as is exercised for manyhours continuously, or for a less time if it is very intense, and whichis greatly fatiguing to the mind (e.