I agree with the author that it is naive to assume that "funds" are holy...BUT considering the piousness of the Knights AND the content of some the of the Knights major holdings (cited above) which include tobacco (Altria) and contraceptives (united Health Care, also cited at length above) 
It does seem a bit incongruous to ignore these holdings when raising concerns about the good Knights and their  investment funds...

Actually I think their holdings are doubtless good business...cause cancer in undeveloped countries with cigarettes and provide contraceptives in first world countries while using the profits to fund the Becket Fund fighting contraception....however I find them less than congruent with episcopal piety....

Think folks should pay serious attention to the Knights AND their chief investment holdings.