In which 1977 case did the Supreme Court disagree to adding steak and wine on the prison menu for inmates who practiced the new religion of the Church of the New Song (CONS)?

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In Theriault v. Silber, the Supreme Court dealt with a claim from inmates who wanted steak and wine added to their prison menu as part of their religious practice with the Church of the New Song (CONS). The Court disagreed with this demand, marking a significant decision regarding the limits of religious accommodations in prisons.

In Which 1977 Case Did the Supreme Court Disagree to Adding