What does EACW stand for?

Environment and Art in Catholic Worship (book)

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Catholics in charge of building or remodelling a church were led to believe that these new ideas stemmed from the Second Vatican Council, when actually the Council said nothing about them; and also led to believe that a work Environment and Art in Catholic Worship published by a committee of the American bishops was actually published by the Bishops' National Conference.

Ugly as Sin: why they changed our churches from sacred places to ...

In addition to the many books and articles that bear his name, Hovda was principal author of Environment and Art in Catholic Worship.

Robert Hovda, R.I.P

The paper one is Environment and Art in Catholic Worship (EACW), the document, produced in 1978 by the liturgy committee of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in the United States, which has since become the ultimate resource and rationale for the worst in modern church architecture.

Church renovations questioned

The Committee on Liturgy has produced a draft document entitled Domus Dei in response to requests to overhaul Environment and Art in Catholic Worship (EACW), which has been the de facto standard since its promulgation in 1978.

U.S. bishops debate church architecture (United States)

The barrage of criticism was caused when a new document, Domus Dei, continued to push the same approach found in the earlier, 1978, document Environment and Art in Catholic Worship.

Bishops: tabernacle in centre (United States)