Money talks. I can't see the Knights of Columbus changing from the language of money, which language earlier ancestral knights (warriors of Crusades) made into an art form, which all but bankrupted Europe.
It's a language that's been adopted by the Church, also and especially ever since it tasted money's sweetness experienced in the sale of indulgences. Church plays its game, so its hardly surprising that the Knights continue to play theirs with church as partner. We have to admit, it's not without some public benefit, notwithstanding abuses.