Does the Catholic Church do more harm than good?

Does the Catholic Church do more harm than good?

A more general question is Does religion do more harm than good?. It will perhaps be most interesting to focus on features specific to Catholic Church. Properly dealing with the question requires some aggregation of pros and cons, but to help itemization, arguments are allowed to state a single item of harm or a single item of good and leave it to the reader to do the aggregation.

Pro

 * It does the general harm of religion: see Does religion do more harm than good?
 * Its opposition to condoms and other forms of contraception prevent limiting of spread of AIDS and prevent limitation of population growth that threatens ecosystems. Population growth in industrial countries creates load on resources (e.g. fossil fuels) for intensive agriculture and population growth in less industrial countries create load on resources (e.g. deforestation) for extensive agriculture.
 * Its involvement with 20th-century far-right dictatorships is problematic.
 * The church executed people for heresy, that is, for teachings at odds with the official Catholic doctrine. An example is the execution of Giordano Bruno. See List of people burned as heretics.

Con

 * It does the general good of religion: see Does religion do more harm than good?
 * The Catholic Church is one of the largest charitable organizations on the planet, running hospitals, orphanages, etc.