Not just Anderson but the Knights generally. I remember their response to the HIV/AIDS crisis back in the '80s.  It was obvious that the Knights favoured a shaming approach to homosexuality and AIDS whereas Koop favoured neutral sex education. What I could never understand is that the Knights' gatherings of my childhood were punctuated by chain-smoking and copious quantities of alcohol, and many families lost fathers early because of tobacco- and alcohol-related diseases. Yet they were NEVER shamed the way men, women, and children with HIV were. At funerals they were remembered as faithful servants of God, and some had an honor guard posted during the Vigil of the Deceased. By contrast, the Church refused to bury many victims of AIDS. 

The hypocrisy has always stuck with me.