Canon 88 No beasts brought into a church

Let no one bring any beast whatever inside a holy church, unless someone travelling, when the greatest necessity overtakes him, lacking a hut and a lodging, puts up in such a church. For if the beast is not brought inside, it will sometimes perish; and he, by the loss of his beast of burden, and by being thereby without means to set out on his journey, will be given over to the danger of death. For we are taught that the sabbath was made for man; so that the preservation and freedom from harm of man is in every way to be held preferable. But if anyone is caught bringing a beast into a holy place without necessity, as has been said, if he is a cleric, let him be deposed; if a layman, let him be excommunicated.