Yes, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Chief Communications Officer just announced his organization's intent to go digital-first....in 2017, a baffling public disclosure of failure to keep pace with even the most basic of technological imperatives. Any corporate executive doing the same would be terminated, immediately. This is ridiculous. Those of us who live, breathe, and love our communications jobs have been mobile-first for the past three years, digital-first for ten, and have websites which are "mobile optimized." (No, the USCCB website fails to even comply with the Google mandate of "mobile-friendly," which begs the question who is being paid what, and why hasn't anyone you've likely paid tens of thousands to consult conveyed the ramifications per Google of having a 2001 desktop 2.0 website in 2017?) I suggest you hire competent business, tech, and corporate savvy staff, who speak up, have vision & can code. What is being done with donations from the faithful?