--The injured personshould be compensated. By hissin the sinner preferred the creature to God; by his attrition he doesnot go so far as to prefer God positively to every created good, elsehis contrition would be perfect. --(a) The vice of deficiency hasbeen called insensibility, and consists in an unreasonable dislike ofthe inferior sensible pleasures, which makes one unwilling to use themwhen and as reason commands. Innocent XI condemned the proposition that domestic servants maypractise occult compensation when they decide that their services areworth more than the salary they are receiving (Denzinger, n.
Sunday, Sanctification of, see Precepts of the Church. Sometimes the temptation is directly voluntary, as when thepassion is deliberately awakened for the purpose of sin, and then thereis grave guilt (see 2496 b). --This is a deposit of precious movables hidden awayso long ago that it is impossible to discover the owner. the caseagainst him, or if he suffered other injuries because the lawyeremployed foul means to his disadvantage.
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